If the Nuggets make Carmelo Anthony available via trade as expected, the Kings will make an offer.

"If and when the Denver Nuggets commit to a sign-and-trade for Carmelo Anthony, the Kings will thrust themselves into the conversation. Count on it," writes Ailene Voisin of the Sacramento Bee.

"That said, Joe and Gavin Maloof have been consistent about two things: (1) They are not interested in adding role players to eat up the salary cap space they've finally created; and (2) They are absolutely interested in a game-changer type of player, someone who puts fannies in the seats and affects the won-loss percentage."

Sam Amico of NBA.com is reporting that the Nuggets are looking at three teams as destinations for All-Star forward Carmelo Anthony -- the Nets, Kings and Timberwolves.

"Early word around NBA is Nuggets will try to trade Carmelo to 1 of 3 teams: Wolves, Kings, Nets. In other words, careful what you wish for," Amico wrote on his Twitter page.

The New York Post reported on Saturday morning that the Nets are a "legit" suitor for Anthony.

An NBA executive was quoted as saying that New Jersey as the right pieces to acquire the forward.

The NBA suspended three players a total of eight games on Friday.

Pacers guard Brandon Rush was suspended five games by violating the league's drug agreement, while Tyreke Evans of the Kings and Kenny Hasbrouck of the Heat drew suspensions for driving offenses.

"We have been made aware that Brandon Rush has been suspended for violating the NBA's anti-drug policy," Pacers president Larry Bird said in a statement. "We will do what we can to provide Brandon help going forward."

Evans received a one game suspension, while Hasbrouck will have to sit out for two contests.

Tyreke Evans will speak Wednesday at a California Highway Patrol safe driving class about his arrest in May.

Evans was arrested at gunpoint after driving 130 miles per hour on Interstate 80.

"He's really regretful," California Highway Patrol spokesman Adrian Quintero said of Evans. "He'll talk about the incident and the repercussions."

Evans was the NBA's Rookie of the Year last season.

Tyreke Evans was caught on video earlier this year driving between 120-130 mph on Interstate 80 in California.

The NBA's reigning Rookie of the Year was caught on video from a plane on Memorial Day weekend.

Evans was arrested at gunpoint after he was stopped by police.

Authorities believe he was racing another vehicle.

He pleaded no contest to reckless driving was sentenced to 80 hours of community service, ordered to take part in teen driving programs and lost his license for 30 days.