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Dion Waiters also has ankle bone bruise

Dion Waiters' sprained left ankle has a bone bruise on it as well, according to Byron Scott.

Scott said that the bone bruise has slowed Waiters' return. "He's a little ways away," he said. The bone bruise helps to explain why Waiters has been shelved for longer than expected with the ankle sprain, and it sounds like he's 50-50 to play on Tuesday in a best case scenario.
Source: Plain Dealer on Twitter
Tue, Dec 11, 2012 07:59:00 AM
Report: Ben McLemore out of shape at workouts

Sources tell ESPN that Kansas SG Ben McLemore was out of shape in recent workouts for the Suns and Magic.

McLemore reportedly "struggled to keep up." It's not a good look for a player whose assertiveness and motivation was already being questioned thanks to a bunch of passive games in college. McLemore is sliding down boards as the June 27 draft approaches. Chad Ford does have him going fifth to the Suns in his latest Mock.
Source: ESPN.com
Jun 18 - 3:29 PM
Alvin Gentry gets second interview with Grizz

Alvin Gentry will have his second interview with the Grizzlies later this week.

The Grizz are expected to complete their search for Lionel Hollins' replacement by the end of the week. Assistant Dave Joeger is considered the front-runner, but Gentry is strongly in the mix. From a fantasy perspective, Gentry is the more desirable candidate as a proponent of free-flowing offense.
Source: Ronald Tillery on Twitter
Jun 18 - 3:11 PM
Clips killed trade due to financial concerns?

Yahoo's Adrian Wojnarowski says the Clippers backed out of their trade with the Celtics due in part to financial considerations.

The trade was DeAndre Jordan and two first-round picks for Kevin Garnett and Doc Rivers. The Clippers would have had to sign Rivers to a five-year, $35 million contract and paid a $3 million trade kicker on Jordan. The 37-year-old Garnett still has two years and $22.4 million left on his contract. They also were expected to sign Paul Pierce after he reached a buyout with the Celtics. In the end, the money coupled with the Clippers' desire to give up only one first-round pick killed the deal. They're moving forward with Brian Shaw, Byron Scott and Lionel Hollins in their coaching search.
Source: Yahoo Sports
Jun 18 - 3:01 PM
Report: Hawks and Mavs interested in Monta

Sources tell ESPN that the Hawks and Mavericks have interest in impending free agent Monta Ellis.

Ellis has turned down a two-year extension from the Bucks and informed them he will opt out of the $11 million left in the final year of his current contract. The Hawks and Mavs will be tied to virtually every big-name free agent because they have cap space to burn, but both will attack the top tier of Chris Paul and Dwight Howard first. The Lakers also reportedly have interest, but they could only acquire Ellis if he's willing to sign for the mini mid-level exception of $3 million. They simply have no cap room.
Source: ESPN.com
Jun 18 - 2:23 PM
Report: Doc Rivers unsure about Boston return

Doc Rivers is uncertain about returning to the Celtics after the deal with the Clippers fell through, sources told Yahoo! Sports.

Here we go. The Celtics and Rivers "planned to reach a final resolution in the next few days," sources told Yahoo! The Celtics would welcome Rivers back as head coach, but it's difficult to imagine that could be a realistic scenario after everything that has happened. The Clippers and Celtics have had "no discussions" about rekindling the deal in another format.
Source: Yahoo! Sports
Jun 18 - 1:19 PM
Report: Clippers call off trade with Celtics

The Clippers have called off the Kevin Garnett trade with the Celtics, sources told the LA Times.

We're not ready to call the talks dead yet. It seems to be a posturing move by the Clippers in order to expedite a decision from the Celtics, but this is the latest development and it seems like the teams are moving backward rather than forward. The report has been confirmed by multiple outlets and Celtics GM Danny Ainge.
Source: Brad Turner on Twitter
Jun 18 - 12:12 PM
Heat contemplating lineup change for Game 6

The Heat are contemplating a lineup change in advance of Tuesday's Game 6 vs. the Spurs.

Erik Spoelstra siad "we'll find out" when asked if his starting lineup would remain the same. It's possible Mike Miller will go back to the bench in favor of Udonis Haslem, but we'll have to wait until just before tipoff for official word.
Source: Marc J. Spears on Twitter
Jun 18 - 11:43 AM
Alex Len anticipates being cleared by camp

Alex Len (ankle surgery) anticipates being fully cleared by training camp in October.

Len had ankle surgery at the beginning of May, so whatever team that takes him is gambling on his short and long term health. Rumored to go anywhere from the top spot to somewhere inside the top 10, Len has already said he'll emerge as the best player in the draft down the road. He's going to have to prove it.
Source: Rick Bonnell on Twitter
Jun 18 - 10:35 AM
Russell Westbrook no longer needs crutches

Russell Westbrook (knee surgery) no longer needs crutches.

A great sign for Westbrook's recovery. He was expected to use crutches until about mid-June, so he shed them right on schedule. As things stand, there is no reason to believe Westbrook's availability will be compromised as he's on track to be ready well before the start of training camp.
Source: Oklahoman
Jun 18 - 9:25 AM
Report: Chris Paul would re-sign with Doc, KG

Chris Paul would re-sign with the Clippers if Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett are traded to the team, sources told Yahoo! Sports.

The Clippers wouldn't be pursuing a deal of this magnitude without sign-off from their star, and landing both Rivers and Garnett would secure Paul's future in Los Angeles. It seems obvious, but it's worth noting after Paul was reportedly upset about how the team blamed Vinny Del Negro's firing on him.
Source: Yahoo! Sports
Jun 17 - 12:22 PM
Dario Saric officially withdraws from draft

Dario Saric has officially withdrawn from the June NBA draft.

ESPN's No. 11 ranked prospect, Saric was seemingly a lock to go in the top 14 picks. Instead, he'll spend another year abroad (which he was planning to do regardless), and he'll look to enter the draft again in 2014. After saying he wasn't sure if he was ready or not, Saric apparently feels that he's not quite there.
Source: Chad Ford on Twitter
Jun 17 - 8:45 AM


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