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According to league sources, the Warriors' reported interest in free agent SF Josh Howard is, at the very least, minimal. Golden State's focus is still on landing a back-up power forward, with Carl Landry atop the wishlist. Sulia

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Talked to agent Mark Bartelstein, who represents Brandon Rush, Carl Landry and Dominic McGuire -- guys intimately involved with the Warriors completing their roster. Rush "had a great year, he loved playing for the Warriors, the fans treated him great, and Coach (Mark) Jackson treated him great. Everything was real positive," Bartelstein said. "The nature of the business for restricted free agents is that they have to get an offer sheet from somebody else. ... With that being said, if we can work something out long term with the Warriors, we’d be interested in that also.” Sulia

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With many free agents still available, of course, the Wolves still have options. A source said they continue to maintain daily dialogue with agent Mark Bartelstein, who represents unrestricted free agents Dominic McGuire and Carl Landry and restricted free agent Brandon Rush. It's not known if the Wolves are more focused on one of those players over the others. ESPN.com

Minnesota Timberwolves, Free Agency, Brandon Rush, Mark Bartelstein, Carl Landry 

Bill Ingram: GSW, CHA still frontrunners for Carl Landry, but source says there are "lots" of other teams trying to find ways to land him. Twitter

Charlotte Bobcats, Golden State Warriors, Free Agency, Carl Landry 

Rick Bonnell: It's unlikely #Bobcats will pull off a sign-and-trade for Carl Landry. Twitter

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Carl Landry is expected to decide where he's signing in the next couple of days, according to a league source. Landry would like to play for the Warriors. He thinks it's one of the better situations for him. But being one of the best free agents available may end up getting him a contract offer too rich for the Warriors' blood. No one has blown him away salary wise, but Landry clearly wants more than what the Warriors are offering (otherwise he would've already signed, right?). No indications from Warriors camp they are willing to go into tax territory to sign Landry, so you gotta figure their offer their offer. Sulia

Golden State Warriors, Free Agency, Carl Landry 

Bill Ingram: Hornets source confirms our earlier report that they are interested in Gana Diop...possible s&t with Bobcats for Carl Landry.... Twitter

Charlotte Bobcats, New Orleans Hornets, Free Agency, Trade, DeSagana Diop, Carl Landry 

We know Warriors have interest in Carl Landry and Kenyon Martin. But there is another guy they'd like to get: Andrei Kirilenko. According to league sources, Kirilenko is on GSW's wishlist of PFs to back-up David Lee. Kirilenko would definitely be the defensive presence GM Bob Myers wants. But Kirilenko is also a long shot. Even if he left his Moscow team, would he chose GSW or Mikhail Prokhorov? Sulia

Golden State Warriors, Free Agency, Kenyon Martin, Andrei Kirilenko, Carl Landry 

The Charlotte Bobcats are attempting to acquire Landry in a sign-and-trade with the New Orleans Hornets, according to sources close to the situation. HoopsWorld

Charlotte Bobcats, New Orleans Hornets, Free Agency, Trade, Carl Landry 

While no deal between Charlotte and New Orleans is imminent, these sign-and-trade discussions are the reason that Landry hasn’t signed a deal with Golden State. The Warriors want to sign Landry outright, but the power forward would likely make more money if he were to be signed-and-traded to the Bobcats. He’s weighing his options and is no rush to make a decision. HoopsWorld

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The Wolves have reached tentative agreements with former Portland all-star Brandon Roy and Alexey Shved of Russia but have yet to sign the shooting guards. Los Angeles Lakers power forward Jordan Hill and Boston center Greg Stiemsma also have had talks with the Wolves. Other free agents the Wolves are considering include forwards Ronny Turiaf of Miami, Dominic McGuire of Golden State and Carl Landry of New Orleans and shooting guard Ronnie Brewer, released by Chicago. St. Paul Pioneer Press

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If Hill does go back to Los Angeles, the Wolves could turn to free agent forward Carl Landry. They've talked to his representative. Landry played for Wolves coach Rick Adelman in Houston. ESPN.com

Minnesota Timberwolves, Free Agency, Carl Landry 

Gery Woelfel: Several teams courting Carl Landry with Golden State and Charlotte running neck and neck at front of pack. Twitter

Charlotte Bobcats, Golden State Warriors, Free Agency, Carl Landry 

Gery Woelfel: The Bucks, who came close to acquiring Carl Landry at trading deadline, aren't pursuing him in free agency. Twitter

Milwaukee Bucks, Free Agency, Carl Landry 

The Golden State Warriors have expressed interest in Landry, according to sources close to the situation. Jarrett Jack, who played with Landry in New Orleans, started campaigning for the Warriors to sign the power forward shortly after he was acquired earlier this week. Landry appreciated Jack’s comments and didn’t rule out the possibility of teaming up with him in Golden State. HoopsWorld

Golden State Warriors, New Orleans Hornets, Free Agency, Carl Landry 

When the New Orleans Hornets acquired restricted free agent Ryan Anderson in a sign-and-trade with the Orlando Magic, it became clear that unrestricted free agent Carl Landry wouldn’t be re-signing with the team. Now, the power forward is weighing his options and considering a number of situations. “I’m still just trying to find the right fit for me,” Landry told HOOPSWORLD. “It’s still up in the air. Every day it’s something new. I’m just trying to take my time and make the best decision for me and my family.” HoopsWorld

Golden State Warriors, New Orleans Hornets, Free Agency, Carl Landry 

Alex Kennedy: Free agent Carl Landry wouldn't come out and say where he's going to sign, but he did mention the Golden State Warriors as a possibility. Twitter

Golden State Warriors, Free Agency, Carl Landry 

The Warriors took another step in their efforts to land power forward Carl Landry. Friday, Landry and the Warriors met and continued discussions about signing the unrestricted free agent. No deal is imminent, according to a league source, but the meeting was characterized as good. Apparently, the Warriors aren't out of the running despite having limited funds Sulia

Golden State Warriors, Free Agency, Carl Landry 

The Bobcats are waiting for answers from free-agent power forwards Kris Humphries and Antawn Jamison. If neither of those possibilities works out, Carl Landry could be an option to fill the Bobcats’ last inside roster spot. A 6-9 power forward, Landry was productive when healthy for the New Orleans Hornets last season, averaging 12.5 points, 5.2 rebounds and 50 percent shooting from the field. The problem has been injuries: He’s missed at least 25 games each of the past three seasons (one with the Sacramento Kings, the last two with the Hornets). Charlotte Observer

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Peter Vecsey: Hearing Warriors have targeted Carl Landry. Money available? Mid-level, that's it. Prepared to give it to him. Confirmed Twitter

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