As legitimate and off-the-wall Allen Iverson destination scenarios bounce all over the internet, A.I. signing with the Knicks rumors are starting to take the lead. When Allen and the Grizzlies split ways earlier in the week, the immediate reaction out of New York seemed to be something along the lines of “No way in hell are we going to sign him.” But this afternoon the New York Times’ Howard Beck says that the Knicks are now expected to pursue Iverson: Read More »

While most NBA malcontent chemistry killers would seem to warrant permanent exile these days, it looks like it’s just the opposite for Stephen Jackson as Yahoo! Sports is reporting that as many as 10 teams have expressed interest in acquiring him.

If it was just a matter of picking him up and putting him in the mix, bringing in S-Jack would probably be a no-brainer for lots of teams (when he’s into the team and wants to be there, by all accounts pretty much everybody loves playing with Jackson). There’s one huge obstacle though. Read More »

Glen Davis is in free agent limbo, and he’s not happy about it one bit. He’s talked with the Celtics and a few other teams, but the restricted free agent, who is looking for mid-level exception money ($5.8 million), doesn’t really have much going on right now.

And Big Baby is not happy about it at all. Especially since the Celtics just went out and signed his clone (even if Glen doesn’t think so).

The Boston Herald collected some of Glen’s tweets about his contract situation: Read More »

Jason Williams was out in Westchester, N.Y., yesterday to work out for the Knicks – a move that would have had multiple implications if they were to sign him. But according to Newsday this morning, even though J-Will “looked good,” he probably isn’t going to be lacing ‘em up in NYC any time soon.

It got us to thinking (and looking on YouTube) for the J-Will of yesteryear, and we found this. Seems like a lifetime ago when Jason Williams warranted appointment viewing status.

We read in the New York Post this morning that Jason Williams is going to be working out for the Knicks at their practice facility out in Westchester, N.Y., this afternoon. Assuming he does well at the workout today, it looks like the newly un-retired artist formerly know as “White Chocolate” actually may have a legitimate shot at signing with the Knicks for multiple reasons. Read More »

It is being reported that free agent Hakim Warrick has signed a 1-year deal with the Milwaukee Bucks.

Warrick, a 6-9 forward with tons of athleticism and potential has put together a decent, but relatively disappointing NBA career so far. He averaged 11 points and five boards for the Grizzlies last season, playing in all 82 games. Warrick was reportedly talking with the Cavs, Bobcats and hometown Sixers before settling on the Bucks.

We knew that the Knicks were all about Ramon Sessions – we actually thought it was pretty much a done deal at one point a week or so ago. The NY Daily News is reporting that an official offer from the Knicks may come as early as today … unless they decide to roll the dice and make an offer to Allen Iverson, which could happen. Read More »

ESPN is reporting that Lamar Odom and the Lakers have agreed on a reported potential four-year, $33 million deal.

According to ESPN, Miami had offered Odom as much as it can for a team well over the salary cap: $34 million over five years with an opt-out to return to free agency after the fourth season, according to sources. What do you think? Good move for L.A.? Good decision by Lamar?

Since being spurned at the 11th hour by Hedo Turkoglu, the Blazers have been running around basically trying to throw their money they had budgeted for Hedo at anybody who will take it … even if they don’t necessarily need them. Read More »

Today’s Memphis Commercial Appeal ask a Grizzlies “insider” about the chances of Allen Iverson signing with the club.

His answer? “Don’t hold your breath.” Read More »