The Bulls requested waivers on Peter Suder on Thursday, according to NBA.com’s transaction log, and the Jazz did the same with Jaelen House, the team announced in a press release.
Trail Blazers wing Hyunjung Lee was also recently cut. He was officially waived on Wednesday, according to the transaction log.
All three players were on non-guaranteed training camp deals featuring Exhibit 10 language. They’re now on track to earn a bonus worth up to $91K if they spend at least 60 days with their respective teams’ G League affiliates.
Suder, who went undrafted out of Miami (Ohio) in June, was named MAC Player of the Year after leading his team to a 31-0 regular season in 2025/26. The 6’5″ guard averaged 14.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 4.0 assists in 33 games while shooting 54.6% from the field and 42.1% from three-point range.
Suder agreed to a two-way deal with the Lakers right after the draft concluded and finalized the contract during the first week of July, but he struggled in six Summer League outings in the California Classic and Las Vegas. He was waived by Los Angeles a few weeks later and subsequently caught on with Chicago.
Lee, a 6’7″ guard/forward from South Korea, led Nagasaki Velca in Japan to its first-ever B.League championship last season, winning Finals MVP honors, a place on the B.League Season Best 5 and the Asia Special Award. He also spent two seasons in Australia and was part of the Illawarra Hawks’ 2024/25 NBL title team.
House played two years at Arizona State and three with New Mexico prior to going undrafted in 2024. The 6’0″ point guard has spent his first two professional seasons in the G League with the San Diego Clippers.
House played a relatively modest role for San Diego last season during the fall Tip-Off Tournament, averaging 9.2 PPG, 3.6 APG, 2.4 RPG and 0.9 SPG on .388/.300/.688 shooting in 10 appearances (16.3 minutes per game). However, the 25-year-old was much more productive during the 2025/26 regular season, averaging 21.0 PPG, 7.6 APG, 3.0 RPG and 1.9 SPG on .442/.363/.844 shooting in 22 contests (28.6 MPG).
