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Carmelo Anthony is signed for two more years, but he can join the 2014 class of free agents if he invokes the early termination option in his contract next year. Anthony was asked about that possibility on Monday when he met with the New York press, but he didn't want to discuss it.

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The Atlanta Hawks are interviewing candidates for their head coach position and there is a chance it could drag on until the Indiana Pacers are eliminated from the the playoffs. Well, that is speculation from Jeff Schultz of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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The Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat play Game 1 of their highly anticipated series on Wednesday and Paul George says he's looking forward to his match up against LeBron James.

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Backup point guard Brian Roberts is signed through next season, but his 2013-14 salary currently is not guaranteed. He played really well for the New Orleans Pelicans this season, but he may not return due to who the team chooses with their lottery pick.

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The Houston Chronicle reports forward Chandler Parsons has dumped agent Mark Bartelstein of Priority Sports and is now represented by Dan Fegan of Relativity Sports.

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The Golden State Warriors need to re-sign backup point guard Jarrett Jack and Carl Landry, he's likely to decline his 2013-14 player option, but to do that they must be willing to exceed the luxury tax threshold next season. Are they willing to pay the tax? Yes, according to general manager Bob Myers.

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Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan will officially announce Tuesday that the team is changing the nickname back to the Hornets. The fans have never taken to the Bobcats nickname and the change should result in an increase in sold team merchandise.

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MLSE is expected to announce Tuesday that Bryan Colangelo is out as the Toronto Raptors president of basketball operations and general manager. Colangelo will be reassigned to an "unspecified corporate role." According to the Toronto Star, executive vice-president of basketball operations Ed Stefanski will probably run the team until a new president of basketball operations is hired.

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Add Maurice Cheeks to the list of candidates in the running for the Detroit Pistons job.

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Steven Adams may have undone what many regarded as a poor freshman season at Pitt with his excellent showing at the NBA Draft Combine last week.

And while the 7-foot center from New Zealand was regarded as a probable late first-rounder before the combine, now it looks like he could very well be one of the first 14 player selected next month.

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The more Victor Oladipo comes across as a top-level athlete and versatile presence who can make an impact on both ends of the court, the more we have to wonder if that could negatively affect Ben McLemore's draft stock.

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San Antonio's win over Memphis on Sunday was shockingly easy, and one of the big reasons why was yet another huge first quarter by the Spurs.

SA has made a habit of breaking out to big starts so far in the playoffs, and if the Grizzlies are going to have any chance to come out victorious in four of the next six games they'll have to prevent that trend from continuing.

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Luol Deng is set to become a free agent after next season, and one of the big questions facing Chicago this offseason is whether dealing the all-star swingman is worth considering.

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Before last week's NBA Draft Combine in Chicago, Victor Oladipo was regarded by most draft experts as a possible top 5 pick. Very few, if any, had him vaulting into the top 3, a move that would require a team to pick the athletic swingman out of Indiana ahead of Nerlens Noel, Ben McLemore and/or Otto Porter.

After a very impressive showing in the athletic testing, however, NBA teams may be reconsidering Oladipo as one of the three best prospects in the draft.

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