Today was the day where the majority of the teams cut their teams down to the 15 man roster maximum. Though Monday is the official day to get the roster down to 15, teams made their cuts today so that players could clear waivers, which takes 48 hours, and they wouldn't have to pay the players for being on their roster past the deadline. Of players that weren't assigned to D-League teams last year, but rather got called up or were signed after the year, only 6 are still on a team after the majority of teams made their cuts today. These six have presumably made the team, as their team's roster stands at no more than 15 players. These players include:
Idaho Stampede
Brent Petway (Memphis), Jamaal Tatum (1st round pick, never played) (Portland), Lance Allred (Cleveland), Luke Jackson (Portland)
Sioux Falls Skyforce
Anytwane Robinson (Philadelphia), Chris Alexander (Oklahoma City), Bobby Jones (Sacramento)
Iowa Energy
Courtney Sims (New Orleans), Daryl Watkins (San Antonio), Dwayne Mitchell (LA Lakers)
Darius Washington (Chicago), Marcus Williams (Charlotte), DerMarr Johnson (Washington)
Austin Toros
Dakota Wizards
Blake Ahearn (Minnesota), Dontell Jefferson (LA Clippers), Kevin Lyde (Utah)
Tulsa 66ers
Ronald Dupree (Cleveland), Nick Fazekas (Denver), David Noel (LA Clippers)
Utah Flash
Britton Johnson (Utah), Kevin Kruger (Milwaukee), Brian Hamilton (New Jersey)
Albuquerque Thunderbirds
Cory Underwood (Philadelphia), Cheyne Gadson (Dallas), Julius Hodge (New Jersey)
Bakersfield Jam
Mateen Cleaves (Denver), Trey Johnson (Phoenix)
Anaheim Arsenal
Marcus Campbell (Houston), Noel Felix (Sacramento)
Colorado 14ers
Elton Brown (Chicago), Eddie Gill (New Jersey)
Los Angeles D-Fenders
Devin Green (San Antonio)
Fort Wayne Mad Ants
Ron Howard (Milwaukee)