Carlos Boozer is expected to receive interest from at least six teams in free agency.

The Brooklyn Nets, Dallas Mavericks, Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs have been mentioned as teams interested in Boozer.

Boozer spent the 14-15 season with the Lakers after being amnestied by the Chicago Bulls.

Derrick Williams is expected to receive interest in free agency from at least seven teams.

The Sacramento Kings, Washington Wizards, Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, Phoenix Suns and New York Knicks will pursue Williams.

Williams has been with the Kings since 2013 when he was traded by the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Dwyane Wade has decided not to pick up his player option for the 15-16 season to become a free agent.

Wade is seeking a long-term deal and is believed to be far apart on years and dollars with the Miami Heat. Wade is seeking a deal that would average at least $16 million per season over three seasons. The Heat had preferred for Wade to work with the team on a new contract after the 2016 free agency period.

Wade has given up money over the years to help Miami's salary cap to sign other players, including opting out last year.

Luol Deng has decided to exercise his player option for the 15-16 season with the Miami Heat. The Heat had expected Deng to opt for free agency. 

Deng signed a two-year, $20 million last offseason.

Deng was also pursued last summer by the Atlanta Hawks and Dallas Mavericks.

"He thinks the team is going to be terrific," said agent Herb Rudoy.

The Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat have discussed deals with the Sacramento Kings involving forward Eric Moreland, league sources told RealGM.

The talks are expected to be centered on larger trade scenarios and bigger names, but Moreland — a 6-foot-10 shot blocker — intrigues the Nuggets and Heat, sources said.

Pete D’Alessandro and Mike Malone served as Moreland’s GM and head coach, respectively, this past season.

Moreland had a stellar summer league for the Kings a year ago, averaging 3.5 points, 8.8 rebounds and 2.7 blocks in 19.7 minutes per game. He appeared in three regular-season games and underwent season-ending shoulder surgery in January.

Moreland played his college basketball at Oregon State, going unselected in the 2014 NBA Draft before landing a multi-year contract with the Kings.

As Monta Ellis pursues a new deal on the east coast, the Dallas Mavericks are targeting San Antonio Spurs free agent Danny Green, league sources told RealGM.

Ellis plans to discuss a long-term contract with the Atlanta Hawks and Miami Heat in free agency after opting out of the final year of his contract on Wednesday, sources told RealGM. He had an option worth $8.72 million.

As the prime template of a three-and-defense player in today's NBA, Green could command around $10 to $12 million annually as an unrestricted free agent, a former second-round NBA draft selection who will land his first major contract.

Green holds the NBA Finals record for three-pointers set in 2013. Green has a strong desire to return to the Spurs, sources said, but free agency could hold more lucrative deals elsewhere.

Monta Ellis will become a free agent this offseason, declining his player option with the Dallas Mavericks.

The Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat are among the teams interested in Ellis.

Ellis was last a free agent in 2013 when he found the market softer than expected after opting out while with the Milwaukee Bucks.

The Miami Heat are attempting to trade Mario Chalmers and Chris Andersen to free up salary.

Andersen and Chalmers are due a combined $9.3 million next season.

The Heat figure to have luxury tax issues with the expected free agencies of Goran Dragic, Dwyane Wade and Luol Deng.

Dwyane Wade and the Miami Heat are planning to meet within the next week to discuss their plans for the future.

Wade has until next Monday to decide on whether he's going to opt in for next season and earn $16.1 million or become an unrestricted free agent.

The Heat prefer Wade to opt into his deal, while he prefers a long-term contract with the Heat.

They had discussed a new contract for around $10 million per year for up to three years beyond his current deal, sources said.

Wade prefers to finish his career with the Heat, but he's been disappointed by the team's initial overtures.

Dwyane Wade and the Los Angeles Lakers have mutual interest, according to league sources.

Wade and the Miami Heat are far apart on contract terms for the 15-16 season.

The Lakers have maximum cap space to offer Wade.