The Orlando Magic will soon try to re-sign center Adonal Foyle.

GM Otis Smith said he would like Foyle to return and would speak to his agent Lon Babby in the next few days. "Adonal's a big body; he knows how to play," Smith said. "We'll see where it goes."

The Orlando Magic have waived forward James Augustine, General Manager Otis Smith announced today.

Augustine played in 25 games last season for Orlando, averaging 1.6 ppg. and 1.2 rpg. in 6.0 minpg.  He also appeared in one playoff game, tallying two points and one rebound in two minutes on May 7 vs. Detroit.  Augustine tallied career-highs of eight points and five rebounds in 18 minutes on Apr. 16 vs. Washington.

There is still trade buzz surrounding Orlando's attempt to acquire Javaris Crittenton.

Crittenton is being relatively quiet about the talk surrounding him.

"It's up in the air right now," Crittenton told the Memphis Commercial-Appeal this week while playing in the Las Vegas summer league. "You never know if I'm going to be traded. It's the NBA. You can't be relaxed. I just want to be somewhere I can play."

The sign and trade which will see guard Keyon Dooling become the latest member of the revamped New Jersey Nets is pending league approval, according to ESPN News Services.

Dooling, who will get a three year contract averaging $3 million a season, will be acquired using the trade exception New Jersey received in the Jason Kidd trade.

In return, the Orlando Magic will get cash considerations.

The Nets reportedly have an agreement in principle to make a sign-and-trade for free agent guard Keyon Dooling, according to The Star-Ledger.

"I'm hopeful...that we can make a trade," was Thorn's closest statement resembling a confirmation Friday night.

An eight-year veteran, Dooling would be added with the $3.3 million trade exception the Nets obtained in the Jason Kidd deal last February.

Magic center Dwight Howard claims that he is ready to go for the U.S. Olympic team after being held out of practice last month with a stress fracture to his sternum, according NBA.com.

He suffered the injury during Orlando's second round series with Detroit.

"I tried to play as much as I could through the pain in the playoffs," he said. "I really didn't know anything about it until after the playoffs, that I injured it."

He appears very focused on the Olympic games.

"Winning the world championship for the USA team is for everybody in America," Howard said. "It's not just you taking it back home and saying, 'I got a gold medal.' It's 'We got a gold medal.' We all did it together."

The Orlando Magic have signed free agent guard Anthony Johnson, General Manager Otis Smith announced today.  Per team policy, terms of the deal are not disclosed.

?Anthony addresses our need for depth at the point guard position,? said Smith. ?He is a veteran leader who has played in the NBA Finals. We are happy to add Anthony to the Magic family.?

The Orlando Magic have held serious trade talks with the Memphis Grizzlies about point guard Javaris Crittenton.

Crittenton is part of the backcourt logjam in Memphis and would welcome a trade.

"I know there's a lot of interest between the two teams, and I have a call in to Otis (Smith) to talk to him about it," his agent Wallace Prather said on Monday. "We know a lot of the players on the Magic team, so it would be a good fit for Javaris."

Crittenton played high school basketball with Dwight Howard.

To get Crittenton, the Magic would most likely surrender veteran shooting guard Keith Bogans and multiple draft picks. Orlando has a glut of shooting guards with Pietrus, Bogans, J.J. Redick, and rookie Courtney Lee.

The Magic are hoping that free agent guard Keyon Dooling will agree to a two-year deal worth roughly $1.9 million per season to remain with the team, according to The Orlando Sentinel.

"We'd like to have Keyon back, but that's up to him," General Manager Otis Smith said. "We're not sure if that's going to work."

Dooling made $3.5 million last season with the team.

The makeover in New Jersey may continue, with the Nets looking for a combo guard such as Orlando free agent Keyon Dooling, the New York Post is reporting.

"We could be very active," said Rod Thorn. "When you look at our roster, we've got a lot of players now, and we could still be active. We might add a combo type of guard or a point before all is said and done."

Dooling is on that list, but after making $3.6 million with the Magic last season, he may be priced too high for the Nets' liking.