Report: Lakers to Work Out Waiters Day After Clearing Roster Spot

The Lakers are planning on working out former Miami Heat guard Dion Waiters on Monday, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski and Dave McMenamin.

On Sunday, Los Angeles waived guard Troy Daniels, clearing a roster spot, which ESPN reports the team is in "no rush" to fill.

In early February, just days after being part of a trade which centered around Andre Iguodala and Jae Crowder heading from Memphis to Miami, the Grizzlies waived Waiters.

The former No. 4 pick in the 2012 NBA draft has appeared in just three games this season, playing just 42 combined minutes.

In late December, reports surfaced that the Heat were "determined" to move on from Waiters, having suspended him three times before Christmas. Early that month, Miami suspended Waiters six games for "failure to adhere to team policies, violation of team rules and continued insubordination."

On Nov. 10, he was suspended for 10 games for conduct detrimental to the team, in the wake of passing out on a team flight after consuming a THC-infused edible.

Waiters was also suspended for the Heat's season opener and missed time during the preseason for what Miami labeled as personal reasons.

Last season, Waiters played in 44 games, averaging 12 points, 2.8 assists and 2.6 rebounds per contest.

Per ESPN, Waiters was once a client of Lakers GM Rob Pelinka when Pelinka was a player agent. Waiters is now represented by Rich Paul, who also represents LeBron James and Anthony Davis.