March 1 is the day players have to be off a team in order to eligible to play in the playoffs for another team.
This article goes through some of the candidates and potential landing spots. Of note, the article makes a WAG that Daniel House will sign with the Cs.
I doubt that will happen - I think the Cs will be saving a roster spot "just in case" - but interesting concept.
Here's the write-up on House:
There was a (brief) time in which Danuel House Jr. ranked among the better three-and-D wings in basketball. He was at his best for the 2018-19 Houston Rockets, starting 52 times for that 53-win team while converting 41.6 percent of his long-range looks and holding his own in most perimeter assignments on defense.
His shooting has cooled considerably since (35.4 percent since the start of 2019-20), and since that's essentially all he ever offered on offense, his minutes dried up along the way. He was getting just 15 a night for the Philadelphia 76ers this season before they dealt him to Detroit at the deadline. The Pistons waived him the same day.
Is it telling that he hasn't found his next gig yet? Maybe. Then again, he might just be taking his time while deciding on the right fit. House was said to be "weighing his options between several Eastern Conference contenders," per the Pat Bev Pod, run by NBA veteran Patrick Beverley, a teammate of House in Philadelphia.
House should have a decent chance of finding his way into a playoff wing mix, even if only as a depth option. He remains a serviceable defender (71st percentile in defensive estimated plus/minus) who can finish at the rim (69.4 percent shooting inside of three feet) and convert catch-and-shoot threes (34.3 percent).
Some win-now shopper should give him a job, and the Boston Celtics could be that team. They added frontcourt depth (Xavier Tillman) and a backcourt project (Jaden Springer) at the deadline, but the wing rotation remains shallow behind Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown and Sam Hauser.
Prediction: House signs with Boston.
