After his 10-day contract expired today, Killian Hayes reportedly will not receive a second such deal from the Brooklyn Nets, per Brian Lewis of the New York Post. Hayes initially was moved from the G League affiliate Long Island Nets to Brooklyn's active roster on Feb.

The Brooklyn Nets have signed forward Kendall Brown to a two-way contract. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not released.

Brooklyn did not keep Killian Hayes on a second 10-day contract, sources told the Post. After Hayes started the past five straight games, his deal expired today. It could be a sign that starting point guard D'Angelo Russell is getting close to a return.

Despite starting the past five games for the Nets, Killian Hayes won’t be kept on a second 10-day contract, The Post has learned. The move could be a sign that starting point guard D’Angelo Russell is on the brink of a return to the court.

The Nets have opted not to re-sign point guard Killian Hayes to a second 10-day contract, sources confirmed to Brian Lewis of the New York Post. Hayes, who started in the Nets’ last five games, saw his initial contract expire following Saturday’s contest.

In a bit of a surprise, French point guard Killian Hayes who started the last five games for Brooklyn will not get a second 10-day deal, Brian Lewis reports