Jordan Bell's 2019-20 transaction carousel reportedly continued Monday.
The former Warriors forward -- who played an integral role on the 2018 NBA Finals-winning team -- was waived by the Memphis Grizzlies, The Athletic's Shams Charania reported citing league sources.
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Bell was issued a qualifying offer by the Warriors this past summer, but instead chose to join the Minnesota Timberwolves in free agency.
The Oregon product was traded to the Rockets as part of the Robert Covington trade on Feb. 5, then was dealt the following day to Memphis in exchange for Bruno Caboclo and a future second-round pick.
Ironically, Bell likely was waived to clear space for the Grizzlies reportedly to sign Anthony Tolliver, whom the Kings bought out on Saturday and spent one season with Golden State in 2010.
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Considering the Warriors are incredibly short-handed at the moment -- especially in the frontcourt -- Bell would make some sense as a late-season addition to the organization that selected him No. 38 overall in the 2017 NBA draft.
ESPN's Bobby Marks broke down the potential cap hit Bell would bring if claimed off waivers by another team.
The big man is averaging 3.2 points and 2.8 rebounds in 29 games played this season.