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It's clearly not something that's been decided in his mind and there's other factors beyond the lockout as well. "We'll see. Now is a different situation. I used to play five or six minutes a game but now I'm playing 35 (minutes)," he said. " I'm going to need some rest. We'll see. I'm definitely going to work on my game. I've got to improve playing with the back to the basket, definitely try to improve my shooting from outside and still I have to get stronger, physically get stronger." SB Nation

Phoenix Suns, Marcin Gortat, Poland 

"First of all, I can't abandon my national team just like that. Being the only NBA player in the league from Poland, I still have responsibility to come and help and I want to do this. It's fun to play with your national team. It's fun to play in front of your own crowd. We have a chance to compete in Europe for a good spot." SB Nation

Phoenix Suns, Marcin Gortat, Poland 

Asecco Prokom is showing serious interest in Adam Morrison and Ime Udoka. The Polish team would like to add at least one of the two players trying to win for another year the national title. Sportando

Free Agency, Adam Morrison, Ime Udoka, Poland 

Asseco Prokom has landed another American guard with NBA experience. The Polish team has officially announced the signing of J.R. Giddens. The 25-year-old guard arrives to the current PLK champion after two seasons in the NBA. Giddens, who finished last season in the New York Knicks, averaging 4.1 points and 2.8 rebounds per game, was recently waived by the Sacramento Kings pre-season roster. hoopsleader.com

JR Giddens, Poland 

Bobby Brown, a Cal State-Fullerton legend who has spent time with the Kings, Wolves, Hornets and Clippers, announced on Twitter Wednesday he has signed a deal with Polish club Asseco Prokom. The Californian guard joins Duke product Daniel Ewing and Canadian guard Denham Brown, who bounced around the NBA D-League a bit. FanHouse.com

Poland, Bobby Brown 

Marcin Gortat should be in good playing shape when he reports to Orlando Magic training camp in late September. The 6-foot-11 center is spending this month playing for Poland’s national team as it attempts to qualify for the 2011 EuroBasket tournament. Poland lost to Bulgaria 74-70 on Sunday in Sofia, which is Bulgaria’s capital city. Gortat scored 10 points, collected 12 rebounds and blocked two shots in the defeat. Orlando Sentinel

Orlando Magic, Marcin Gortat, Poland