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» Thursday, February 21 2013 |
![]() Brian Windhorst: Heat have been in contact with free agent Kenyon Martin sources say. However, they are likely to wait and see all options after March 1. Twitter @WindhorstESPN As we reported a few days ago, the Nets do like Hickson, who is very much available. Portland isn't interested in making the playoffs. Hickson would definitely help the Nets at power forward. With Hickson, they don't need to sign Kenyon Martin. Who wants him, anyway? - Mitch Lawrence New York Daily News |
» Friday, February 15 2013 |
![]() Because the Knicks aren’t sure if Wallace will be available or effective, and Marcus Camby has also been limited with a sprained left plantar fascia, the team has considered signing a free agent big man. Kenyon Martin and Lou Amundson are two players whom the Knicks have discussed internally, according to sources. New York was holding out hope that Wallace would return and be just as productive as he was earlier in the year. Getting Wallace back was their preference since he had been with the team for the whole season, had proven himself as a significant contributor and had emerged as a strong locker room presence. However, if Wallace is ineffective or unable to play many minutes when he comes back, expect New York to sign Martin or Amundson for the remainder of the season to bolster their depleted frontcourt. HoopsWorld |
» Friday, January 25 2013 |
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Jared Zwerling: League source tells me Martin likely still wants more than the vet's min. But believes no move will happen unless Sheed walks away from NBA. Twitter @JaredZwerling |
» Thursday, January 24 2013 |
![]() Jared Zwerling: League source tells me Martin likely still wants more than the vet's min. But believes no move will happen unless Sheed walks away from NBA. Twitter @JaredZwerling |
» Thursday, January 17 2013 |
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But Woodson said yesterday he hasn’t had any conversations with Knicks GM Glen Grunwald about signing a free agent such as Kenyon Martin. Wallace was scheduled to start running this week but that hasn’t yet happened. Woodson originally thought Wallace was returning after the West Coast trip Jan. 1st. "He'll be back, but when, I don't know," Woodson said. "We're gradually trying to get him back where he can run again so he can get back in a uniform. But when, we don't know when yet." New York Post |
» Sunday, January 13 2013 |
![]() Jared Zwerling: Hearing any Kenyon Martin discussions have not moved forward. Martin's reps have not been contacted to facilitate contract talk. Twitter @JaredZwerling |
» Saturday, January 12 2013 |
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Marcus Camby’s latest setback could force the Knicks to make a move to acquire free agent forward Kenyon Martin. New York Daily News |
» Friday, January 11 2013 |
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Woodson denied that the Knicks are pursing free agent forward Kenyon Martin, saying “that’s new news to me. That’s (media) speculation.” Yahoo! Sports reported that the Knicks are considering signing Martin to a 10-day contract. In order to add Martin, the Knicks would have to release a player because their roster is already at the maximum of 15. New York Daily News |
» Thursday, January 10 2013 |
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Now, there aren’t any offers for the 35-year-old Martin to consider. Over the offseason, several teams expressed interest in Martin including the Los Angeles Lakers, New York Knicks, Brooklyn Nets, Dallas Mavericks and San Antonio Spurs. However, none of the teams offered a contract so Martin is still at home. HoopsWorld At first, sources blamed Martin’s unwillingness to sign for the veteran’s minimum as the reason why he wasn’t signed, but even since Martin has backed off of that stance he hasn’t been picked up. Some reports have even indicated that Martin would even be willing to sign a 10-day contract in an effort to prove that he can still bring something to the table for an NBA team. HoopsWorld A source said the Knicks have made a recent inquiry about the free-agent Martin but nothing is serious until they figure out if Wallace will be able to resume his season next week. Ironically, Wallace’s $1.4 million veteran minimum’s contract is officially guaranteed as the Knicks would have had to waive him by last night. New York Post |
» Tuesday, January 8 2013 |
![]() As Rasheed Wallace's foot injury lingers, the New York Knicks are showing a renewed interest in free-agent forward Kenyon Martin, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. The Knicks have done some additional fact-finding on Martin in recent days, sources said. Yahoo! Sports Wallace's status is the "critical piece" to the Knicks signing Martin, one league official said. Yahoo! Sports Darren Wolfson: Even w/ K-Love out many weeks, it appears the #Twolves still have no interest in Kenyon Martin. That makes them like the rest of the #NBA. Twitter @DarrenWolfson |
» Monday, January 7 2013 |
![]() Sam Amick: The Lakers-who cut Johnson-Odom & lost bigs D. Howard & P. Gasol today-have not reached out to free agent F Kenyon Martin, USAT has learned Twitter @sam_amick ![]() Marc J. Spears: Big man depleted @Lakers haven't reached out to free agent Kenyon Martin, source said.Lakers also would have to cut a player for roster spot Twitter @SpearsNBAYahoo |
» Saturday, January 5 2013 |
![]() Veteran Kenyon Martin is among available free agents who have been linked in some circles to Miami, but the Heat have shown little interest recently. ESPN.com |
» Wednesday, January 2 2013 |
![]() A well-known agent is making a bid to bring in Kenyon Martin for the PBA Commissioner's Cup, although there's no word yet on whether a move to the local pro league would interest the NBA star. Player agent Sheryl Reyes said she has started negotiations with the camp of the high-flying Martin, a 12-year NBA veteran who is without a team after a stint with the Los Angeles Clippers last season where he averaged 5.2 points and 4.3 rebounds in 42 games. “I am moving heaven and earth to bring him here. Kenyon is now weighing his options,” said Reyes. Sports Interactive Network Philippines |
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