Las Vegas waives guard Chennedy Carter on Tuesday, according to multiple reports, as part of the WNBA’s midseason roster cut-down deadline. The Athletic, CBS Sports, and Yahoo Sports say Carter had been on the Aces’ regular-season roster on a non-guaranteed deal. Yahoo Sports reports the contract was a veteran-minimum amount valued at $277,500 and that Carter signed with Las Vegas after a training camp agreement in April. League rules give teams until 5 p.m. ET on the cut-down date to waive players on non-guaranteed contracts before they become fully guaranteed. CBS Sports and The Athletic describe Carter as a high-impact scorer when healthy, but note her career has involved repeated changes of teams under unfavorable terms. All three outlets frame the waiver as another turn in a turbulent WNBA run that has included stints with multiple franchises, with CBS Sports specifically saying she has now been released by four WNBA teams. With Las Vegas’s move, Carter becomes available to be claimed or signed by other teams for the remainder of the season.