The Phoenix Suns have officially waived Corey Camper. The move became effective on September 24 for the 2026-27 NBA season, leaving the guard off the franchise roster with no new destination announced.
An official move that is already effective
The transaction appears in the NBA.com player movement log and was independently corroborated by RotoWire, which also reported that Phoenix had waived Camper. Neither source disclosed a reason for the decision or any financial terms connected to his departure.
This is a roster exit, not a signing elsewhere. Camper is available after leaving the Suns, but his next professional stop remains unresolved.
The profile leaving Phoenix
Camper entered the Suns organization after going undrafted in 2026 and played for Phoenix in Summer League. In his final college season at Nevada, he averaged 16.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.2 steals across 33 games, including 32 starts.
That production points to a scoring perimeter player who can contribute activity at both ends, although he has yet to appear in an official NBA game. The waiver ends his opportunity to compete for a place on Phoenix's roster during the preseason.
What changes for the Suns roster
Phoenix opens a place in its preseason group and reduces the competition among players trying to earn a role on the perimeter. The move does not by itself signal another addition, and the team has not tied Camper's departure to a specific replacement.
The market is now open for Camper. Any new contract, waiver claim or G League destination will require separate confirmation; for now, the only official development is that his time on the Suns roster has ended.
