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Posted: Friday June 9, 2006 10:30AM; Updated: Friday June 9, 2006 11:04AM
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Brevin Knight's efficient leadership of the Bobcats' offense and quick-handed defense has him on the shopping list of many teams.
Brevin Knight's efficient leadership of the Bobcats' offense and quick-handed defense has him on the shopping list of many teams.
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There is growing sentiment that Detroit free-agent center Ben Wallace will have the Chicago Bulls on his short list of teams this summer.
 -- Journal Times

The pre-draft camp is supposed to be about rookies, but the Charlotte Bobcats keep getting asked about a veteran. Brevin Knight. It sounds as if a deal could happen this summer. Coach-general manager Bernie Bickerstaff said he's spoken with the Raptors and Blazers, along with other teams he didn't identify, about various possibilities. The Raptors and Blazers could use a veteran point guard, although at 30 Knight would likely be more attracted to a contender.
 -- Charlotte Observer

There are still whispers Bucks center Jamaal Magloire could end up being traded to the Raptors, and that super-sub guard Mo Williams could accompany him in a blockbuster deal. Swingman Mo Peterson and forward Charlie Villanueva are the Raptors most prominently mentioned in such a deal.
 -- Journal Times

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said he wants star forward Dirk Nowitzki to be a Maverick "forever." Nowitzki, who will be 28 on June 19, can opt out of his contract in the summer of 2007.
 -- Palm Beach Post

Though the Jazz say they want to keep Carlos Boozer now with the big front line they're developing, his price tag is too high for what seems like a team that is a first-round playoff candidate at best for now.
 -- Chicago Tribune

Is Latrell Sprewell's career over? Some NBA officials have serious reservations whether Sprewell has anything left in his tank. And this is the guy who turned down an offer in excess of $20 million before last season to stay with the Timberwolves.
 -- Journal Times

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