Week in Review News & Rumors

Here's a look at all the NBA's news from the past week. 

• The Clippers signed Chris Johnson, Trent Plaisted, Hank Thorns to non-guaranteed deals. 
• The Spurs plan to keep DeJuan Blair. 
• Al Thornton is set to sign with a team in China. 
• The Lakers signed Ronnie Aguilar. 
• The Cavaliers signed Kevin Anderson. 
• The Hawks signed Keith Benson and Carldell Johnson. 
• John Wall is out eight weeks with a knee injury. 
• The Clippers signed Marqus Blakely. 
• The Knicks are expected to sign Rasheed Wallace. 
• Gilbert Arenas is considering playing in China. 
• Malcolm Thomas signs in Israel. 
• The Heat signed Rodney Carney and Robert Dozier. 
• The Spurs signed Josh Powell. 
• The Timberwolves signed Seth Tarver. 
• The Mavericks signed Josh Akognon, D.J. Mbenga, and Tu Holloway. 
• The Warriors are desperately trying to move Andris Biedrins. 
• The Jazz signed Chris Quinn, Trey Gilder, and Darnell Jackson. 
• The Bulls are set to sign Kyrylo Fesenko 
• The Spurs signed Wesley Witherspoon and Tre Kelley. 
• The Warriors signed Carlon Brown, Lance Goulbourne, Rick Jackson and Tarence Kinsey.
• The Clippers signed Courtney Fortson. 
• The Rockets signed Kyle Fogg and Demetri McCamey. 
• The Grizzlies re-signed D.J. Kennedy. 
• Anthony Tolliver signed with the Hawks. 
• The Kings signed Willie Reed and Cyril Awere. 

A look back at the previous week's NBA related news.

• Yi Jianlian's agent says his client will play the upcoming season in China. 
• The Knicks might be interested in adding retired center Rasheed Wallace. 
• The Clippers added Gerald Madkins to their front office. 
• The Jazz are expected to sign Darnell Jackson. 
• The Sixers have promoted Tony DiLeo to general manager. 
• The Raptors signed Chris Wright and Jerel McNeal. 
• The Bulls are set to sign Andre Emmett. 
• Keyon Dooling retired from the NBA. 
• Hamady N'Diaye signs with the Kings. 
• Terrence Williams signs with the Pistons. 
• The Clippers picked up the fourth year option on Eric Bledsoe. 
• The Bucks agreed to terms with Marquis Daniels. 
• The Celtics signed Micah Downs. 
• The Spurs agreed to terms on a deal with Derrick Brown. 
• The Celtics signed Darko Milicic.
• The Kings signed Tony Mitchell. 
• No-trade clauses were revealed in new Kevin Garnett and Tim Duncan contracts. 
• The Magic are expected to sign Armon Johnson and DeQuan Jones. 
• Jerome Dyson signed in Israel. 
• Solomon Jones signs with the Suns. 
• The Wizards re-sign Brian Cook. 
• The Grizzlies waived D.J. Kennedy. 
• The Mavericks are set to sign Josh Akognon. 
• The Rockets waived Diamon Simpson. 
• The Hawks waived Jordan Williams. 
• The Trail Blazers signed Adam Morrison. 

Here's a look back at all the week's NBA related news. 

• The Grizzlies are set to sign Flip Murray and Jerome Jordan. 
• The Lakers signed Darius Johnson-Odom.
• The Jazz signed their second round pick, Kevin Murphy. 
• Matt Barnes signed with the Clippers. 
• The Wizards are close to a deal with Brian Cook. 
• Ivan Johnson is set to sign a qualifying offer from the Hawks. 
• The Warriors are close to signing Alex Renfroe. 
• Tony DiLeo is considered a top replacement option for the Sixers general manager position.
• The Suns are not pursuing Leandro Barbosa.
• The Heat signed Garrett Temple.  
• The Celtics signed Rob Kurz. 
• The Nets signed Josh Childress. 
• Ryan Gomes is working out for the Bobcats. 
• Manny Harris signed with a team in the Ukraine. 
• The Grizzlies are set to sign Ronald Dupree. 
• The Nets officially signed Andray Blatche. 
• The Thunder sign DeAndre Liggins. 
• The Raptors signed Dominic McGuire. 
• The Timberwolves are set to sign Will Conroy. 
• The Wizards are set to sign Shavlik Randolph and Steven Gray. 
• The Hawks have agreed to terms with Damion James. 
• The Wizards agree to sign Earl Barron. 
• Hassan Whiteside worked out for theHeat. 
• The Knicks signed Henry Sims, Mychel Thompson, and Oscar Bellfield. 
• The Mavericks are set to sign D.J. Mbenga. 
• The Thunder are set to sign Andy Rautins. 

Here's a look back at all the reported news from this past week throughout the NBA.

• The Spurs hired Scott Layden as their assistant general manager. 
• The Pacers signed Blake Ahearn to a partially guaranteed contract. 
• Hilton Armstrong signed with Greece's Panathinaikos. 
• Luther Head opted out of his contract in Israel. 
• Celtics assistant general manager Mike Zarren withdrew his name from the Sixers general manager position. 
• The Magic filled out their coaching staff. 
• Due to an ankle injury he recently suffered, Donte Greene's deal with the Nets has been put on hold. 
• The Wizards signed Martell Webster. 
• The Magic and E'Twaun Moore agreed to a deal. 
• The Rockets waived Sean Williams. 
• Shelden Williams signed with France's Elan Chalon.
• The Bobcats filled out their staff with the hiring of several assistant coaches. 
• The Hawks signed James Anderson. 

Here's a look at the latest news from around the league this past week. 

• The Rockets officially signed Carlos Delfino.
• Morris Almond signed with a team in Serbia. 
• The Spurs waived Derrick Byars. 
• The Celtics finally signed Jeff Green. 
• Rumors of Virginia Beach being a possible destination for the Kings organization were created. 
• The Nets signed Donte Greene. 
• Grizzlies owner Robert Pera reached an agreement with local investors that will likely keep the team in Memphis.
• The Wizards agreed to terms with Martell Webster. 
• The Bobcats hired Dan Lebovitz as an assistant coach. 
• Wes Unseld Jr. will become an assistant coach for the Magic. 
• Michael Finley joined the Mavericks front office. 
• Eduardo Najera retired as a player, and will become a head coach in the D-League. 

Here's a look back at all the week's NBA news from the past week.

• Serge Ibaka and the Thunder agreed to terms on a four-year extension. 
• The Jazz tried to acquire Ryan Anderson earlier this offseason.
• The Lakers re-signed Devin Ebanks. They also added Jodie Meeks. 
• Former Magic assistant coach Steve Clifford will follow Dwight Howard to the Lakers.
• Coming off a devastating knee injury suffered in last year's playoff series against the Heat, Baron Davis hopes to make a return to the NBA at some point this season. 
• The Rockets waived Josh Harrellson. They also came to terms on a contract with former Bucks swing man Carlos Delfino. 
• After being traded to Philadelphia, Andrew Bynum says he's leaning towards signing a long term contract with the Sixers.
• The Suns waived Brad Miller and Jerome Dyson. They also improved their front court's depth with the official addition of Jermaine O'Neal.  
• The Pistons signed Khris Middleton.
• Justin Hamilton signed with a team in Croatia. 
• The Magic re-signed Ish Smith. 
• The Lakers hired Bernie Bickerstaff and Eddie Jordan to be assistant coaches on their staff. 
• The Hornets signed Brian Roberts. 
• The Nuggets are looking to sign Andre Iguodala to a long term deal. 
• According to his agent, Jeff Green should finally sign his contract with the Celtics this week. 
• The Trail Blazers added three assistant coaches to their staff. 
• Stephen Curry and the Warriors are expected to discuss an extension soon. 
• Vernon Macklin is signing with a Turkish team. 
• Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap is nearly done hiring a staff. 
• The Cavaliers and Alonzo Gee are close to terms on a new deal.

Finally, we can stop speculating about where Dwight Howard will end up…for now, anyway.  The Lakers acquired the big man in a massive four-team deal which sent Andrew Bynum to the 76ers, Andre Iguodala to the 76ers, and a whole lotta draft picks to the Magic.  Orlando may not have come out with an elite talent in the trade, but they gave themselves a ton of flexibility going forward, including a $17.8MM trade exception.  Our other top stories of the past week..

• Team USA topped Spain to win gold behind strong play from LeBron James and Kevin Durant.
• The Blazers hired Terry Stotts as head coach but will keep Kaleb Canales on staff as an assistant.
• The 76ers are confident that they can keep Bynum.
• The Bulls were in on talks for Howard before the deal was finalized.
• The Suns agreed to terms with veteran big man Jermaine O'Neal.
• The Lakers and Jodie Meeks agreed to terms on a two-year deal worth about $3MM.  A deal with Devin Ebanks is likely around the corner as well.
• The Jazz introduced Dennis Lindsey as their new GM.
• Gary Sacks looks like the frontrunner to be the Clippers' next GM.
• The Cavs may have made a three-year offer to Alonzo Gee.
• The Bucks signed Joel Przybilla to a one-year deal.
• Two teams are looking at Louis Amundson.
• Craig Smith signed in Israel.
• Carlos Delfino should sign soon.

Our look back at the week that was..

• Carl Landry signed a two-year, $8MM deal with the Warriors.  The 28-year-old averaged 12.5 PPG with 5.2 RPG per contest last season for the Hornets.
• The Warriors found a way to work Brandon Rush into their plans as they re-signed him to a two-year, $8MM deal, identical to Landry's.
• The Jazz and power forward Paul Millsap talked about an extension this week but a deal seems unlikely.
• The Wizards waived Andray Blatche and the Heat and Spurs are interested.
• The Clippers acquired Willie Green from the Hawks in exchange for the draft rights to Sofoklis Schortsanitis in a sign-and-trade.
• The Thunder picked up big man Daniel Orton.
• Guard Roger Mason hooked on with the Hornets.
• The Jazz and Raja Bell are still looking to finalize a buyout agreement.
• Joey Dorsey plans to re-sign with his team in Greece.
• Darko Milicic, meanwhile, won't be playing overseas.
• Billy Hunter promises that there will be player input on the Olympic age limit.
• The Blazers are in the final stage of their lengthy coaching search.
• After drawing interest from several clubs, C.J. Miles signed with the Cavs.
• The Bucks are eyeing Mickael Pietrus.
• Pat Riley doesn't think the Heat need to add a center.
• The Warriors and Draymond Green agreed to terms on a contract.
• James Singleton passed on Washington's offer.
• The Knicks signed J.R. Smith's younger brother, Chris Smith.
• The 76ers signed Maalik Wayns.

If you missed out on anything this week, we've got you covered with our Week In Review..

• The Magic are set to introduce Jacque Vaughn as their next head coach tomorrow afternoon.  The 37-year-old spent the last two years as an assistant coach under Gregg Popovich in San Antonio.
• Meanwhile, the agent for Dwight Howard admitted that he and fellow reps spoke to the media about this week's meeting between Howard and the Magic.  In those meetings, the star center reiterated his trade demands.
• The Hornets acquired Robin Lopez and Hakim Warrick in a three-team deal with the T'Wolves and Suns.  Full details of the trade have yet to be disclosed but it appears that Phoenix will acquire Wesley Johnson in the deal.
• The Timberwolves agreed to a two-year, $20MM contract with Andrei Kirilenko after clearing space in the three-way trade.
• The Bulls signed Nazr Mohammed after the center was said to be close to a deal with the Nets.
• The Cavs and T'Wolves are the favorites for Anthony Tolliver.
• The Warriors signed Kent Bazemore to a two-year, partially-guaranteed contract.
• E'Twaun Moore has cleared waivers and is free to sign with any team besides the Celtics.
• The Raptors officially signed John Lucas III.
• The Bucks, Mavs, and Blazers are among the teams interested in Joel Przybilla.
• Suns president Brad Casper has resigned.
• The Mavericks re-signed Delonte West after the veteran received some interest from the Lakers.
• The Grizzlies sent Jeremy Pargo, a 2014 second-round pick and cash to the Cavs for D.J. Kennedy on Wednesday.
• Former Trail Blazers executive Tom Penn is a frontrunning candidate for the Sixers' general manager position.
• The Knicks signed Ronnie Brewer.
• The Wizards signed A.J. Price to back up John Wall.
• The Clippers officially signed Ronnie Turiaf.
• The Grizzlies re-signed Hamed Haddadi.
• Jon Diebler signed to play in the Turkish league next season.

Here's a list of all NBA related news that occurred this past week.

• Jason Collins is expected to sign with the Celtics.
• The Mavericks signed rookie Jared Cunningham.
• The Timberwolves and Greg Stiemsma agreed to a one-year deal. 
• The Celtics signed Jamar Smith. 
• The Celtics also acquired Courtney Lee in a sign-and-trade deal with the Rockets. 
• Jon Leuer was picked up off waivers by the Cavaliers. 
• Jordan Hill is set to re-sign with the Lakers.
• The Nuggets have signed Anthony Randolph and used their amnesty provision on Chris Andersen.
• The Suns have brought back Shannon Brown and officially signed Michael Beasley. 
• The Mavericks signed second round pick Jae Crowder.
• The Trail Blazers officially matched Minnesota's offer sheet for Nicolas Batum.
• The Nets re-signed Kris Humphries.
• The Sixers officially signed Kwame Brown. 
• The Nets re-signed Keith Bogans.
• The Clippers have a verbal agreement with Ryan Hollins. 
• The Mavericks signed O.J. Mayo.
• The Bulls have officially signed Vladimir Radmanovic.
• The Trail Blazers have waived Dan Gadzuric. 
• The Nuggets re-signed JaVale McGee.
• The Bobcats rescinded their qualifying offer to Derrick Brown.
• The Trail Blazers will sign Ronnie Price. 
• The Raptors officially signed former lottery pick Jonas Valanciunas. 
• The Nets have agreed to sign Tornike Shengelia. 
• The Clippers signed Grant Hill. 
• The Celtics officially signed Jason Terry. 
• The Clippers amnestied Ryan Gomes. 
• Mike Miller will not retire. 
• The Wizards amnestied Andray Blatche. 
• The Raptors are expected to retain Alan Anderson. 
• The Sixers and Royal Ivey have reached terms on a contract. 
• The Magic signed Jameer Nelson to a three-year contract.