Kenyon martin

• The Los Angeles Clippers and free agent Kenyon Martin have agreed to a one-year deal, returning the veteran forward to the NBA after a brief stint in China. Martins agent, Andy Miller, confirmed Friday that the sides reached agreement.
(San Francisco Gate)
• When the NBA lockout ended, Kenyon Martin tried to break his contract with the Chinese team but was told he had to honor the contract until their season ended in mid February of 2012.
(YAHOO!)
• All season long, the Los Angeles Clippers have shown that they are the real deal. The players have begun to mesh with each other and they have become comfortable with coach Vinny Del Negros system, as a result the offense has continued to improve.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• MIAMI -- The Miami Heat, interested in any and all veteran big men who become available on the market, are in the race for two such players that could make their decisions by the end of the week.
(ESPN)
• Certainly both would add depth to a team that practically has none of it. However, each comes with his own strength and weaknesses, too. Martin is up there in age at 34, but probably has a few good years left.
(International Business Times)
• The Miami Heat may well have a commitment from 2004 NBA All-Star and former Denver Nuggets and Xinjiang Flying Tigers forward Kenyon Martin.
(The Roar)
• Kenyon Martin to the Clippers? Chauncey Billups would like to see that happen. In fact, the Clippers veteran guard said Saturday that he has reached out to the free-agent forward, a former teammate of his in Denver, about signing with the Clippers.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Former Denver power forward Kenyon Martin's bid to rejoin the NBA might come about quicker than he expected. Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo.
(MySanAntonio)
• Feb 2, 2012 - Kenyon Martin has received clearance to sign with an NBA team after leaving the Chinese Basketball Association, reports ESPNs Marc Stein.
(SBNation.com)
• Chauncey Billups would like to see that happen. In fact, the Clippers veteran guard said Saturday that he has reached out to the free-agent forward, a former teammate of his in Denver, about signing with the Clippers.
(FS West)