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» Thursday, March 22 2012

Like Spurs rookie Cory Joseph before him, Mills must jump through a series of immigration hoops to be eligible to work in the United States. Joseph, a Canadian, missed the first eight days of training camp in December working to obtain a work visa. “Signing a contract is the first step in the process,” Goodwin said. San Antonio Express-News

Mills’ deal with the Spurs, believed to be good for two years, is contingent on him clearing all legal hurdles. Mills is already listed on the Spurs roster at NBA.com, but cannot participate in team activities until his visa issue is settled. Though there is no firm timetable for that happening, his agent is hoping for sooner rather than later. “Hopefully it can be expedited,” Goodwin said. “It shouldn’t be longer than a week.” San Antonio Express-News

» Wednesday, March 21 2012

Diaw agreed to a buyout with the Charlotte Bobcats on Wednesday, and needs to go unclaimed by NBA teams to become a free agent. The deadline for signing free agents to be eligible for the playoffs is Friday, which is when Diaw is expected to pass through waivers. The Spurs are still waiting on work visa issues to sign Australian point guard Patty Mills to a contract. Yahoo! Sports

» Tuesday, March 20 2012

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