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» Thursday, December 22 2011

The Nets have reached an agreement with DeShawn Stevenson and will sign the veteran today, a source told the Daily News. The 30-year-old will be playing for his fifth team in 12 seasons, after starting 52 games last season for the Mavericks. He has career averages of 7.7 points, 2.2 rebounds and 1.1 assists. New York Daily News

The Nets have agreed to terms with free agent guard DeShawn Stevenson and expect to sign him today according to a person with an understanding of the team's plans. The person requested anonymity because the team has not officially announced the signing. Stevenson, 30, played for the NBA champion Dallas Mavericks last season, starting 54 games and averaging 5.3 points on .388 shooting from the field. He was used as something of a defensive stopper for the Mavericks. Newark Star-Ledger

The Nets are among the teams negotiating for free agent DeShawn Stevenson. However, nothing was close to being finalized on any front last night, according to Stevenson’s agent, Mark Bartelstein. “You know how these things go, something could happen in two minutes, two days or not at all,” Bartelstein said. “Yes, we have been talking. I would categorize them as serious conversations. But we have been talking to a number of teams.” Stevenson, 30, a solid 6-foot-5 defender who won a ring with the Mavericks last season, could give the Nets a strong look in any three-guard formations, especially if they do not acquire another small forward. There are conflicting reports regarding Andrei Kirilenko. New York Post

 

» Wednesday, December 21 2011

Alex Raskin: Some reports that Deshawn Stevenson is about to sign with the #Nets . However, a league source just told me no deal has been agreed to. Twitter

 

» Tuesday, December 20 2011

 

» Wednesday, December 14 2011

There is room on the Mavs’ roster for the return of rugged swingman DeShawn Stevenson after Rudy Fernandez and Corey Brewer were shipped to Denver. It’s a matter of whether Stevenson is willing to come back to Dallas for the veteran’s minimum, which is less than a third of the $4.1 million salary he earned as a valued role player on the Mavs’ championship team. Agent Mark Bartelstein said Stevenson, a defensive stopper who averaged 5.3 points per game and shot 38.8 percent from 3-point range last season, has multiple offers. Bartelstein indicated that Stevenson would probably make a decision within the next day. The 6-foot-5 Stevenson is tremendously popular in the Mavs’ locker room and immensely respected by coach Rick Carlisle, who appreciated Stevenson’s toughness and professionalism while bouncing back and forth from the end of the bench to the starting lineup last season. ESPN.com

 

» Tuesday, December 13 2011

 

» Thursday, December 8 2011

 

» Friday, December 2 2011

In addition, agent Mark Bartelstein said the Mavericks have begun talks about retaining both Cardinal and Stevenson. "I think there are a lot of good players out there this year, and it seems like an aggressive market," said Bartelstein, who has a large stable of NBA players. "You can wait for next year, and some teams will. But no question this is still a win-now league." Dallas Morning News

Dallas Mavericks star DeShawn Stevenson has a fallback plan in case the new NBA deal falls apart -- TATTOO ARTIST -- and TMZ has learned he got his first crack at human flesh earlier this week. The honchos at Fallen Sparrow Tattoo Co. tell us ... Stevenson rolled in with friends Monday ... but instead of being the canvas, the NBA star thought it would be a good idea to take the needle and do some designing on someone else. TMZ.com

 

» Tuesday, November 22 2011

“For me, personally, I don’t think there will be a season,” Mavericks guard DeShawn Stevenson said recently at Drew Gooden’s Make-A-Wish charity game. “Right now there is just a lot of bad blood and [the owners] keep putting offers out that we’re rejecting. So we’re not going anywhere.” “I felt like we should have decertified in July,” Stevenson said. “I feel like Billy Hunter is doing a horrible job because basically now [the owners] know our hand. The media knows our hand. The owners know our hand.” Yahoo! Sports

 

» Thursday, November 3 2011

 

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