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WHO WANTS HIM The Hornets want to keep him; the Spurs, Heat and Bucks will inquire. O.J. MAYO G Grizzlies A restricted free agent, he lost his starting job last season, and Memphis has shopped him before the last two trade deadlines. Mayo is a durable combo guard who can score (career 15.2 points per game), and he would benefit from a change in scenery. WHO WANTS HIM The Pacers or the Bulls are the most likely landing spots. RAY ALLEN SG Celtics Allen's troublesome ankle caused his three-point shot to go south in the postseason (26.9%), and his relationship with Rajon Rondo has created tension in the locker room. Before the trade deadline Boston nearly moved Allen; the emergence of Avery Bradley makes him expendable. WHO WANTS HIM Sources say the Heat and the Knicks are at the top of Allen's list.   
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