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» Wednesday, March 2 2011

Two teams no one was talking about Monday when Brewer secured a buyout from the Knicks emerged Tuesday as apparent contenders for Brewer: New Orleans and Charlotte. ESPN.com

Steve Kyler: Corey Brewer has as many as 13 team interested, some offering multi-year, above minimum offers --- playing time and future matter most. Twitter

 

» Tuesday, March 1 2011

Marc Stein: Just informed Cavs have joined bidding for Corey Brewer. How could 11-48 Cavs be a factor? They have nearly $3.7 mil of their midlevel left Twitter

The Spurs, via coach Gregg Popovich, have made their pitch to free agent swingman Corey Brewer. Now, the wait is on. Not long after Brewer reached a buyout agreement with the New York Knicks, who obtained him from Minnesota as part of the Feb. 21 Carmelo Anthony trade, he took a brief phone meeting with Popovich. The list of other Brewer suitors tells you all you need to know about the Spurs’ chances of landing him. San Antonio Express-News

Marc Stein: Brewer in process of weighing it all after Monday night recruiting calls from Popovich, Doc R and Cuban. Lakers, to date, have NOT called Twitter

Corey Brewer didn't last long with the New York Knicks. The 6-foot-9 swingman, who was obtained in the three-team, 13-player trade that sent Carmelo Anthony to New York, was waived Tuesday as the team made a flurry of moves. Guard Kelenna Azubuike, who never appeared in a game this season and was limited to just nine games last season due to a knee injury, was also waived. The Knicks acquired Azubuike in the David Lee sign-and-trade deal with Golden State over the summer. ESPN.com

 

» Monday, February 28 2011

Alex Kennedy: The Knicks asked Roger Mason and Kelenna Azuibuike if they were interested in a buyout. Neither wanted one so now Corey Brewer will go. Twitter

The NBA's buyout market will soon have a surprise addition: New York Knicks' Corey Brewer. The Knicks and Brewer are closing in on a buyout agreement that will make the former Minnesota swingman a free agent, sources close to the situation told ESPN.com. ESPN.com

Because Brewer will be officially released before March 1, he's eligible to play in the playoffs with another team. Sources say Boston, San Antonio, Oklahoma City and Dallas are among the teams with the most interest in Brewer, who joined the Knicks only last week as part of the Carmelo Anthony deal. ESPN.com

Marc Stein: Just filed to ESPN.com: Sources say we're about to have a surprising late addition to the buyout market: New York is buying out Corey Brewer Twitter

 

» Friday, February 25 2011

 

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