The Pelicans signed the forward and cut him again after losing the draft. Did he tore his Achilles tendon during the Spurs trial?

According to the content of the NBA's official trading log, the New Orleans Pelicans first signed forward Jalon Moore, but then they immediately cut him.

Moore was born in April 2003 and is now 22 years old. He is the undraft in this year's NBA draft. According to data from the joint trial physical test session before the draft, Moore's bare foot height is 198.8cm, his wingspan is 208.9cm, his standing height is 265.4cm, and his weight is 92.3kg. In the NCAA game last season, Moore played 34 times in total for the University of Oklahoma, where he was, with averaging 30.4 minutes per game, averaging 15.9 points, 5.8 rebounds, 0.6 assists, 0.5 steals and 0.6 blocks, and 1.6 turnovers and 2.7 fouls. He shot 47.1% from the field, 38.1% from three-point shooting percentage and 84% from free throws. Moore's performance in the NBA Development League last season was quite good. He showed quite good scoring ability on the offensive end, his offensive efficiency was also able to maintain a high level, and his external shooting stability is also worthy of recognition. Moore was also invited to participate in the joint trial, which is also the greatest recognition of his outstanding performance last season.

According to the predictions before the draft, Moore has the chance to be selected in the second round. Moore's overall performance last season is also worthy of recognition. His offensive ability is also quite outstanding, and he has also been able to make some progress and improvement every season in the NCAA arena, which also shows that he still has certain potential to explore. Unfortunately, Moore suffered a severe injury to a laceration of the Achilles tendon while performing a trial for the San Antonio Spurs before the draft. Moore is expected to be reimbursed throughout the season next season, and such injuries will greatly affect Moore's career. In the end, Moore was ignored in the draft and was closely related to Moore's injury.

I have to say that the Pelicans are still a very warm team. They most likely signed Moore with a training camp contract containing Exhibit 10. He will also go to the Pelicans' NBA Development League team Birmingham Squadron for training and recovery at the beginning of the new season. As long as Moore can stay in the Birmingham Squadron for 60 days, he will be able to receive a $85,300 reward from the Pelicans. In fact, the Pelicans' second round pick EJ Liddell also suffered a serious injury to the Achilles tendon during the summer league, but in this case the Pelicans still chose to give Liddell a two-way contract, even if he was reimbursed in the rookie season, which was equivalent to giving Liddell's salary for free. I don’t know if Moore can use his performance to repay Moore after he returns from injury.