Alex Martins said evaluations of Orlando's basketball operations department remains ongoing.

“No decisions have been reached,” Martins told the Orlando Sentinel via text message.

Both Otis Smith and Stan Van Gundy may not return next season.

Smith will meet with team officials on Wednesday to discuss his future.

Martins also said that the club has been in touch with Dwight Howard's camp recently.

Kyrie Irving and Jeremy Lin have been named to the USA select team, which will practice against the U.S. Olympic team as it prepares for the London games.

The select team also will include DeMarcus Cousins, John Wall, DeMar DeRozan, Ryan Anderson, Paul George, Taj Gibson, Klay Thompson, DeJuan Blair, Kawhi Leonard, Derrick Favors and Gordon Hayward.

Mike D'Antoni is interested in coaching the Magic should the team not keep Stan Van Gundy.

D'Antoni parted ways with the Knicks in mid-March.

Jameer Nelson is contractually obligated to inform the Magic by June 15th if he will exercise his option for the 12-13 season.

"I can't make the decision until some other decisions are made around here," Nelson said. "I want to be here in the Orlando Magic uniform. I love being here. I love being in the city."

Otis Smith had erroneously said that Nelson had three days following their final postseason game.

Nelson's contract is worth $8.6 million for the 12-13 season.

Adonal Foyle has interviewed for the general manager position with the Magic, according to multiple sources. The interview is said to have taken place before the trade deadline.

Foyle is currently Orlando's director of player development.

Foyle was actively involved in trade deadline talks surrounding Dwight Howard. 

Otis Smith remains the GM of the Magic, a role he has had since 2006. Smith is under contract for the 12-13 season.

Magic CEO Alex Martins was non-committal on the future of Smith within the organization during his end of season media session.

If Smith is not retained as GM, Foyle is believed to be the favorite to replace him.

The Bobcats will ask the Magic for permission to interview Patrick Ewing for their head coaching vacancy.

Ewing would welcome the opportunity to interview.

"No one's called yet, but I'd definitely have some interest in any job," Ewing said. "I've, no doubt, put in my apprenticeship working as an assistant coach for nine years now, so I'm just looking for an opportunity."

Ewing is a good friend of Michael Jordan, owner of the Bobcats.

Ewing interviewed last offseason with the Pistons.

Magic CEO Alex Martins was asked if the franchise may trade Dwight Howard this offseason.

"We'll cross that bridge when it comes to it," said Martins. "The number one goal is to get him to sign an extension."

But Martins added that "necessary decisions will be made" if Howard doesn't sign an extension with Orlando this offseason.

The franchise was in a similar situation with Howard ahead of the March trade deadline.

Howard is eligible to become a free agent in 2013 if he doesn't sign an extension.

Otis Smith is under contract with the Magic through the 12-13 season, but he hasn't given extensive thought to whether he is interested in remaining with the franchise.

"I haven't gotten into it," said Smith. "I'll have a conversation with a few people following the end of the season, and we'll see where we go from there."

Smith said he reevaluates his situation at the end of every season.

"It's the same," he said. "Nothing really changed. I talk to my kids about everything. I talk to my family about everything. That's not new."

Ryan Anderson professed his love for the Magic, but isn't ready to commit to coming back to Orlando.

"I love it here in Orlando," he said. "This is a place where I've had an incredible opportunity. I love living here. I think that this is a place that fits my style of play. You know, it's hard. It's hard because at the end of the day, it is a business. You know, I want to get the most out of my career that I can.

"Obviously, I love it here. I think I've made that very clear to everybody here that I'm very happy here. But I want to come into this with an open mind."

Otis Smith has expressed a willingness to re-sign Anderson.