Ronnie Brewer til Memphis Grizzlies fyrir valrétt

With one deal agreed to five minutes before the NBA's 1 p.m. MDT trade deadline Thursday, the Jazz found a way to ease their crush of wing players as well as their luxury-tax burden by sending Ronnie Brewer to Memphis for a future first-round draft pick.

HookUp:  The Salt Lake Tribune

Tyrus Thomas til Charlotte Bobcats fyrir djönk

The Bobcats, determined to add an athletic big man to their front court, have agreed to acquire Tyrus Thomas in a deal with the Bulls that would send Acie Law, Flip Murray, and a future No. 1 pick to Chicago, a person with knowledge of the situation told CBSSports.com.

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T-Mac endar hjá New York Knicks

HOUSTON -- The New York Knicks have acquired Tracy McGrady and his massive expiring contract in a three-team swap with the Houston Rockets and the Sacramento Kings.

The Knicks will also get Sergio Rodriguez from the Kings, though the lure of the deal was McGrady and his expiring $23 million contract.

The Rockets will get guard Kevin Martin and forward Hilton Armstrong from Sacramento and forward Jordan Hill, Jared Jeffries and draft considerations in 2011 and 2012 from New York. They're also relieved to have finally found a taker for McGrady, the troublesome seven-time All-Star they've been trying to trade for almost two months.

The Kings will also get New York guard Larry Hughes and Houston forwards Carl Landry and Joey Dorsey.

HookUp:  NBA.com

Ilgauskas gæti endað aftur hjá Cleveland

It is generally assumed that the Wizards will buy out the last year of Ilgauskas' contract, which will pay him $11.5 million. That would leave Ilgauskas free to sign with any team, including the Cavaliers, although he would have to wait 30 days to re-sign with Cleveland. He would not have to wait to sign with another team, but he must be bought out before March 1 in order to be eligible for the playoffs.

"I'm going to try to get them to do a buy-out, but I've already heard from a few teams - good teams - that are really interested in wanting to talk about Z going to play for them," Rudoy said. "That doesn't surprise me. He's still a very good player. He's a very interesting player who can still be a very good center in this league.

"I don't know exactly what's going to happen. I think his heart is in Cleveland, that's for sure.

HookUp:  Cleveland Plain Dealer

Eddie House fer líklega til New York fyrir Nate Robinson

Eddie House, speaking at Celtics practice this afternoon at UCLA, just told the team media that his trade to New York for Nate Robinson is almost complete.

The Celtics guard added that he could have remained at the team hotel, but reported for practice in the event that the trade didn’t go through.

“I wouldn’t say it’s a done deal, but there’s a pretty good chance it’s going through,” said House’s agent, Mark Bartlestein.”

In apparent support of House’s theory, the New York media entered the locker room in Madison Square Garden tonight to find Robinson’s locker cleared out,

HookUp:  Boston Herald

Darco Milicic til Minnesota Timberwolves

The New York Knicks have a deal in principle to send Darko Milicic to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Brian Cardinal, two sources with knowledge of the talks told ESPN.com on Wednesday.

The two sides have yet to formally complete the trade and have a trade call scheduled for Thursday morning. Assuming nothing changes overnight, the deal should be officially consummated in the morning.

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John Salmons til Milwaukee Bucks

The Bulls and Milwaukee Bucks have agreed to a deal in principle that will send John Salmons to the Bucks.

Chicago will get two expiring contracts in return. Initially, sources said that the Bulls would get Kurt Thomas and Francisco Elson, but the Chicago Tribune reported that they could receive those two or Hakim Warrick and Joe Alexander.

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Antawn Jamison til Cleveland Cavaliers

Three NBA sources have confirmed to Sporting News that a major three-way trade involving the Cavaliers, Wizards and Clippers has been agreed upon.

In the deal, Cleveland will get Washington forward Antawn Jamison and Clippers point guard Sebastian Telfair. The Wizards will acquire forward Al Thornton, center Zydrunas Ilgauskas and a Cavaliers draft pick. The Clippers will get Drew Gooden, who was traded to the Wizards as part of last weekend's deal involving Caron Butler.

HookUp:  The Baseline

T-Mac til Sacramento fyrir K-Mart

The Houston Rockets have reached an agreement in principle to acquire Kevin Martin(notes) from the Sacramento Kings, league sources told Yahoo! Sports.

The proposed deal has the Rockets sending Tracy McGrady(notes), Carl Landry(notes) and Joey Dorsey(notes) to the Kings for Martin, Sergio Rodriguez, Hilton Armstrong(notes) and Kenny Thomas(notes).

Two league sources tell Y! Sports the Kings are unsure whether they will keep McGrady or expand the trade to three teams and send him to the New York Knicks.

A league official involved in this deal rates the possibility of New York general manager Donnie Walsh cutting a deal for T-Mac as “possible.”

HookUp:  Yahoo! Sports

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Marcus Camby til Portland Trail Blazers

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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- In need of help in the middle, the Portland Trail Blazers acquired Marcus Camby to fill the void left by injuries to Greg Oden and Joel Przybilla.

Portland sent guard Steve Blake and forward Travis Outlaw to the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday for Camby, a 14-year veteran who is second in the league in rebounding and sixth in blocked shots.

"I think it's a great situation for myself. It's a first-class organization that really takes care of their own," Camby said. "I hope I can bring my knowledge of the game, and blend in these last 27 games. I'm really excited to be here."

HookUp:  NBA.com

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Cleveland Cavaliers á eftir Amar'e Stoudamire

The Cavaliers and Suns are close to a deal that would send Amare Stoudemire to Cleveland in exchange for Zydrunas Ilgauskas and J.J. Hickson, ESPN.com reports.

The Cavaliers believe LeBron James would re-sign with the team this summer if they’re able to acquire Stoudemire. The Cavs’ intention would be to sign Stoudemire, who has one year and $17 million remaining on his contract, to a long-term deal at season’s end.

Cleveland is still in trade talks with other teams – including the Wizards for Antawn Jamison, the Pacers for Troy Murphy and the Warriors for Corey Maggette -- but Stoudemire is the organization’s first choice, according to the report.

The Suns would likely wave Ilgauskas and be relieved of his $12 million contract, the web site reports. That would allow Cleveland to re-sign him after 30 days.

HookUp:  The Baseline