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Adrian Wojnarowski: Celtics, Wizards discussing Fab Melo for Jordan Crawford, league sources tell Y! Sports. Twitter @WojYahooNBA

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Steve Bulpett: Celts still in it for Jordan Crawford. Wiz don't mind giving him up. They started winning some when he sat. Twitter @SteveBHoop

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Sam Amick: In Washington's Jordan Crawford sweepstakes, Dallas and Boston are currently heading the group in pursuit of the fourth-year shooting guard. Twitter @sam_amick

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Ken Berger: Wizards are "waiting this one out" on a possible deal for Jordan Crawford. Talks with Celtics and Mavs but no deal yet. Twitter @KBergCBS

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Chris Broussard: With Fab Melo as the bait, Celtics looking to add perimeter scoring. Wizards' Jordan Crawford available @ on their radar Twitter @Chris_Broussard

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If the Wizards make a trade before the deadline, reserve shooting guard Jordan Crawford is the most likely candidate to be dealt but they might not get much in return. When asked what the Wizards could possibly get for Crawford, one rival Eastern Conference executive replied, “very little.” According to the league source with knowledge of the team’s plans, the Wizards have been making and fielding calls to possibly deal Crawford, who has fallen out of Coach Randy Wittman’s rotation and doesn’t appear to be a part of the franchise’s future plans. Washington Post

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According to the league source with knowledge of the team’s plans, the Wizards have been making and fielding calls to possibly deal Crawford, who has fallen out of Coach Randy Wittman’s rotation and doesn’t appear to be a part of the franchise’s future plans. Washington Post

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Washington Wizards shooting guard Jordan Crawford is not pleased with his reduced role, and the Wizards are looking to move him, a person familiar with Washington's thinking told USA TODAY Sports. USA Today Sports

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The Wizards have fielded calls about Jordan Crawford, but have demonstrated no appetite to take back long-term money. CBSSports.com

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Several teams are inquiring about Washington Wizards guard Jordan Crawford. Yahoo! Sports

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Chris Broussard: Sources say Boston willing to trade injured PG Rajon Rondo in right deal. Wizards looking to move Jordan Crawford. Twitter @Chris_Broussard

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Veterans who remain available in trade talks this week include San Antonio's DeJuan Blair, Cleveland's Omri Casspi, Charlotte's Ben Gordon, Brooklyn's Kris Humphries, Oklahoma City's Eric Maynor, Minnesota's Luke Ridnour, Phoenix's Sebastian Telfair and Washington's Jordan Crawford. ESPN.com

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Does your team need an explosive scorer on the cheap? It appears Wizards SG Jordan Crawford is eminently available now that Bradley Beal is in full bloom and the Wizards' management and coaching staff are looking to finish the season strong (they're 11-8 since John Wall returned) to prove this roster, when healthy, is a playoff-caliber one to owner Ted Leonsis. Crawford can fill up a boxscore -- he averaged 19 points, six assists and five rebounds a game in December when he was playing 35 minutes -- but I can't tell you how many scouts and other basketball heads grind their teeth watching him play, in large degree because of a perceived selfish streak. In any case, he's averaged 12.5 minutes in February so far, even with Beal battling a wrist injury. Sulia

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We may have discovered the source of Jordan Crawford’s steez. During last night’s game in Philly, an eagle-eyed Ben Swanson caught Crawford refueling with some Skittles during a break in play. John Wall says something to Crawford in passing, although it’s not clear whether he’s discussing the next play, or telling him that the Original flavors are better. Washington Post

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Michael Lee: Asked Jordan Crawford if he got orange & green pair of Jordan Vs at POR Nike store: "Naw, MJ came to my house & personally delivered them." Twitter @MrMichaelLee

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More than a few league sources peg Jordan Crawford as the chip that is drawing the most interest in return from the Wizards. Crawford is an impact scorer from the bench in the mold of a Jason Terry or Jamal Crawford. He also doesn’t earn much by NBA standards, scheduled to earn just $1.19 million this season. HoopsWorld

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In the locker room after the game, Beal said Crawford told his teammates that he was due for a game-winner. “He ended up making one, so,” Beal said of Crawford. “He always makes shots like that. You could kind of tell it was going in. It looked good the way he shot it.” Washington Post

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“That’s what we like from Jordan; his ability to come off the bench and heat up,” Wittman said of Crawford, who scored all 13 of his points in the final period. “Bradley struggled a little bit and to have a guy like that that can come in is huge for us.” Washington Post

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Michael Lee: Spoke to Jamal Crawford this morning. Told me Jordan Crawford will always be one of his favorites because "he stays swagged out." #wizards Twitter @MrMichaelLee

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Jordan Crawford knew something was wrong immediately after Boston reserve Jeff Green stepped on his left foot as he tried to go up for a layup. He landed awkwardly but was playing so well that he didn’t want to leave. The pain in his left ankle was so severe, however, that he couldn’t finish the game after scoring a team-high 21 points and the Wizards lost without him. “It hurt the first moment and I haven’t been 100 percent since that game,” said Crawford. Crawford played the next 25 games, establishing himself as the Wizards’ leading scorer despite an ever-changing role as backup shooting guard, to starting shooting guard, to backup, to starting point guard, to backup shooting guard once again. Until rookie Bradley Beal started to hit his stride this month, Crawford was the only Wizard who was a threat to consistently score 20 points. Washington Post

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