The Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls, Dallas Mavericks and Minnesota Timberwolves have secondary interest in Chandler Parsons, according to a source.

The Lakers, Bulls and Mavericks are expected to pursue free agents such as Carmelo Anthony or LeBron James and could turn their attention toward Parsons.

The Rockets made Parsons a restricted free agent by declining the team option on his contract for next season and the team remains interested in keeping him.

"When I got drafted in the second round, I signed the four-year deal and everyone has to go through their rookie scale," Parsons said. "It was all part of the process. I obviously thought I deserved more. But I never was bitter or jealous of anyone making more than me. I was just fortunate enough to do this for a living.

"I feel like I'm in a win-win situation because it's happening a year early. I think a lot of teams could be interested. With the way I play and my versatility, I feel I can pretty much help any team."

Andre Iguodala believes the Golden State Warriors should not include Klay Thompson in a trade for Kevin Love.

“That’s not going to happen,” Iguodala said on Sirius XM on Thursday. “I want to clear that up right now. We should not trade Klay Thompson. “I tell Klay this every day. I text Klay and say, ‘Don’t worry. I’m your man. I’m going to make sure you get paid. I’m going to get you the max (contract). You’ll be taken care of. Don’t stress.’

“Klay really loves it in the Bay, and this is his first time going through trade rumors, and I’ve been through it many times, especially being in Philly. But Klay is my main man. I love Klay to death. One of my favorite people in the world even though he doesn’t speak. But we’re going to get Klay paid this year. He’s going to be a Warrior for life.

“If I’m any other team, I’d take Klay as well, so I don’t know. You’ve got to look at the pros out of it. I tell Klay this: ‘Listen, if they’re talking about trading you for Kevin Love, that means you’re getting Kevin Love money.’”

Trade discussions between the Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves involving Kevin Love were never off and are continuing. 

The Warriors are contemplating a trade of Klay Thompson and David Lee for Love and Kevin Martin. The two sides are negotiating other aspects of the deal.

The Golden State Warriors remain interested in trading for Kevin Love, but they don't want to expand the deal beyond Klay Thompson and David Lee for Love and Kevin Martin.

The Warriors are attempting to protect their assets and also don't want to give up a future first round pick without protections.

Chad Ford said on ESPN LA 710 AM that the Warriors are also eyeing LeBron James as their next move if they are able to acquire Love.

“At the end of the day, I don’t think there’s a better Kevin Love deal for the Wolves than what the Warriors can offer, said Ford. "And I think the Warriors are very motivated to get Kevin Love in part I think not just because he’s an upgrade over David Lee, but in part because I think that now that you can have a Steph Curry and you have a Kevin Love, I think they feel at that point that they could be credible suitors for LeBron James,” Ford said.

“There are many suitors that are hoping to be credible suitors for LeBron James, but I think the Warriors can make a compelling case for him if they had Curry and Love. They’re perfect complements to LeBron James.”

The Warriors would need to clear cap space for James by trading away Andre Iguodala and Andrew Bogut.

The Cleveland Cavaliers pushed for a trade for Kevin Love with the Minnesota Timberwolves centered on the No. 1 overall pick.

But Love made clear that he would not re-sign with the Cavaliers and that has killed talks.

Love appears to prefer a trade to the Golden State Warriors.

The Golden State Warriors continue to be reluctant in including Klay Thompson in their trade package for Kevin Love.

At least one member of the Warriors' front office is so high on Thompson that he wouldn't trade him in a straight-up deal for Love, according to a source.

It had been believed that the Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves had agreed upon the central parts of a trade with Love and Kevin Martin coming to the Warriors for Thompson and David Lee.

The Warriors have reservations about whether upgrading from Lee to Love is not worth parting with Thompson.

The Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves were closing in on a trade involving Kevin Love last week, but sources say talks are now dead.

Love is unlikely to be dealt by the Wolves before Thursday's draft.

The Warriors were building a package around David Lee and Klay Thompson with Love and Kevin Martin coming back.

The Boston Celtics, Denver Nuggets and Chicago Bulls are also interested in trading for Love.

The Chicago Bulls are offering Taj Gibson, Tony Snell, plus the No. 16 and No. 19 picks in this week's draft to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Kevin Love.

The Bulls are believed to prefer Carmelo Anthony, who will become a free agent on July 1.

Gibson is signed through the 16-17 season.

The Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves have stalled talks on a trade involving Kevin Love.

The Warriors have an "organizational split" on whether to trade Klay Thompson in a package that would acquire Love. Steve Kerr and Jerry West have voiced opposition to surrendering Thompson and a first round pick for Love.

Others in the organization are more willing to trade away Thompson.

The Warriors, Boston Celtics and Denver Nuggets are the strongest trade contenders for Love.

The Los Angeles Lakers are in talks to acquire Klay Thompson for their No. 7 overall pick in the NBA draft.

The deal would be part of a three-team trade that would send Kevin Love from the Minnesota Timberwolves to the Golden State Warriors. The Lakers are interested in Thompson but are waiting for the Warriors to decide whether to keep Thompson while attempting to acquire Love.

Thompson, 24, averaged 18.4 points this season for the Warriors.

The Lakers are pondering whether to draft a power forward or point guard if they decide to keep the No. 7 pick. They have narrowed their focus to big men Aaron Gordon, Julius Randle and Noah Vonleh or point guards Dante Exum, Marcus Smart and Elfrid Payton.

The Lakers also are waiting to see if Joel Embiid falls to them after undergoing surgery on his foot.