Count the Dallas Mavericks on the list of NBA teams who are keeping an eye on former No. 1 overall pick Greg Oden.
ESPN.com’s Marc Stein and Brian Windhorst reported Thursday that Oden, the big man whose career with the Portland Trail Blazers was derailed by serious knee injuries, plans to return to the NBA and play next season.
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Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski acknowledged in a phone interview Saturday that he’s in discussions to return as head coach of USA Basketball through the 2016 Olympics. “There’s a chance,” Krzyzews
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Can NY get Hibbert in foul trouble again? Pacers are 6-1 in postseason when Hibbert plays > 33 minutes. INDY is 1-3 when he plays < 32 mins
Updated the @HOOPSWORLD Memphis Grizzlies Team Salary http://t.co/poNVttdnUH Grizzlies won't be under the cap next year - near tax Underrated aspect of George Hill's game is his rebounding... Pacers are 21-4 this season in games in which Hill grabs at least 5 boards. Updated the @HOOPSWORLD Los Angeles Clippers Team Salary http://t.co/sGMVgvgpej CP3-less cap space at $11.3 mil max I need to recalculate my Clippers cap room figure - some reason I have Blake at $7.2 mil Updated the @HOOPSWORLD Los Angeles Lakers Team Salary http://t.co/H8qh305vmC no real cap room barring amnesty of Kobe - MWP opting out, etc In other words - for Clippers to have massive cap space - Chris Paul has to leave - that's obviously the opposite of what LAC wants
