Team-by-team list of players whose contracts are now guaranteed for season

Around the NBA, the waiting is over.

Wednesday at 5 p.m. Eastern came and went, which means the league’s quiet but important contract guarantee deadline is now in the books. Any player on a standard non-guaranteed deal who remained on the roster through the deadline now has his salary locked in for the season.

The mechanics are straightforward. Teams that wanted flexibility had to act by Wednesday afternoon. If they didn’t, the money became guaranteed. Most clubs chose stability over savings.

Only a handful of moves were made earlier in the week — including Indiana waiving Tony Bradley and Toronto cutting Mo Bamba — but once Wednesday arrived, the waiver wire stayed quiet. (Bradley has since re-signed with the Pacers.)

As ESPN’s Bobby Marks noted, no player on a standard non-guaranteed contract was waived on deadline day.

The result is a finalized, team-by-team snapshot of players whose contracts are now guaranteed for the season, as compiled by Luke Adams of Hoops Rumors.

So without further ado, players whose contracts are now guaranteed:

Atlanta Hawks

• Vit Krejci
• Mouhamed Gueye
• Keaton Wallace

Boston Celtics

• Jordan Walsh

Brooklyn Nets

• Tyrese Martin (story)
• Jalen Wilson (story)

Charlotte Hornets

• Moussa Diabate

Cleveland Cavaliers

• Dean Wade
• Thomas Bryant
• Craig Porter Jr.

Dallas Mavericks

• Brandon Williams

Detroit Pistons

• Javonte Green
• Isaac Jones

Golden State Warriors

• Trayce Jackson-Davis
• Gui Santos

Indiana Pacers

• Micah Potter

Miami Heat

• Terry Rozier (story)

Milwaukee Bucks

• Amir Coffey

Minnesota Timberwolves

• Bones Hyland

New York Knicks

• Mohamed Diawara
• Ariel Hukporti
• Landry Shamet

Phoenix Suns

• Jordan Goodwin

Sacramento Kings

• Precious Achiuwa
• Keon Ellis
• Russell Westbrook

San Antonio Spurs

• Bismack Biyombo
• Lindy Waters III

Washington Wizards

• Justin Champagnie

It doesn’t grab headlines like a trade or a signing, but this date always matters. For players, it’s security. For teams, it’s clarity. And now, the league moves forward with both.