Kris Humphries: Will join 76ers on non-guaranteed deal

Humphries will have a chance to make the final roster, provided he’s up to par
during training camp. He’s bounced around the league as of late, landing in
Atlanta last season — his fifth team since 2012-13. Last year, he averaged 4.6
points and 3.7 boards across 12.3 minutes per game while shooting 35.2 percent
from beyond the arc — an area he’s worked to improve over the past two seasons.
Even if he makes the team, it’s doubtful he’ll garner a bigger workload than in
2016-17, making him avoidable in the vast majority of fantasy formats.