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An intriguing free agent who remains available is former Celtic Jordan Crawford, who finished last season with the Golden State Warriors and was hoping his production there would land him a new contract. Crawford has been a victim of the bizarre free agent market that also has squeezed out players such as Andray Blatche and Ramon Sessions. Much of the rest of the free agent lot is made up of aging veterans, including Jermaine O’Neal, Antawn Jamison, Emeka Okafor, and Charlie Villanueva
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Intriguing is right. While the Lebrons, Melos & Loves of the world have made their respective decisions, Crawford, who could bolster a team looking for an offensive upgrade, remains unsigned. And I’m by no means putting Jordan Crawford in the same class as the aforementioned players, but simply noting how guys who could certainly contribute somewhere have slipped under the radar with franchises tripping over themselves to land the big names.

With about one month left before NBA teams open up camp, it will be interesting to see if Crawford gets an offer, or if he decides to sign somewhere overseas for the 2014-15 season. Recent reports suggested that the Heat were interested in the man known as Steez, but Miami instead went with Shannon Brown. Brown signed a one-year deal worth $1.3 million. The Bulls & Knicks were also reportedly looking at Crawford.I definitely do not see Boston bringing Crawford back, as the Celtics already have a bevy of guards on the roster and a couple more coming in as training camp invites.
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The rest of the links:
CSNNE: Rockets acquire ex-Celtic Terry from Kings|ESPN: Team USA Avoids Ataman Induced Stumble|Wall Street Journal: Nike Keeps Durant With Potential $350 Million Pact
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