There are seven NBA teams that have never had a luxury tax payment since it came into existence with the 1999 collective bargaining agreement.

The Bulls, Warriors, Clippers, Wizards, Bobcats, Hornets and Sonics/Thunder have always been on the receiving end of tax distributions.

While the Clippers, Wizards and Hornets have taken on salary during the 2012 offseason and the Thunder face tax issues if James Harden and Serge Ibaka are signed to new deals, the Bulls and Warriors continue to be tax conscious in their decision-making.

Golden State has just one playoff appearance over that stretch. 

The following 36 NBA players are currently under contract for the 12-13 season and are on their respective country's Olympic rosters:

Atlanta Hawks - no players

Boston Celtics - no players

Brooklyn Nets - Deron Williams (USA)

Charlotte Bobcats - no players

Chicago Bulls - Luol Deng (Great Britain)

Cleveland Cavaliers - Anderson Varejao (Brazil)

Dallas Mavericks - no players

Denver Nuggets - Timofey Mozgov (Russia)

Detroit Pistons - no players

Golden State Warriors - no players

Houston Rockets - no players

Indiana Pacers - no players

Los Angeles Clippers - Chris Paul (USA)

Los Angeles Lakers - Kobe Bryant (USA), Pau Gasol (Spain)

Memphis Grizzlies - Marc Gasol (Spain) 

Miami Heat - LeBron James (USA)

Milwaukee Bucks - no players

Minnesota Timberwolves - Kevin Love (USA), Alexey Shved (Russia)

New Orleans Hornets - Anthony Davis (USA), Al-Farouq Aminu (Nigeria)

New York Knicks - Carmelo Anthony (USA), Tyson Chandler (USA), Pablo Prigioni (Argentina)

Oklahoma City Thunder - Kevin Durant (USA), Russell Westbrook (USA), James Harden (USA), Serge Ibaka (Spain)

Orlando Magic - no players

Philadelphia 76ers - Andre Iguodala (USA)

Phoenix Suns - Luis Scola (Argentina)

Portland Trail Blazers - Nicolas Batum (France), Victor Claver (Spain), Joel Freeland (Great Britain)

Sacramento Kings - no players

San Antonio Spurs - Tony Parker (France), Manu Ginobili (Argentina), Boris Diaw (France), Tiago Splitter (Brazil), Patty Mills (Australia), Nando De Colo (France)

Toronto Raptors - Jose Calderon (Spain), Jonas Valanciunas (Lithuania), Linas Klezia (Lithuania)

Utah Jazz - no players

Washington Wizards - Nene (Brazil), Kevin Seraphin (France)

• Click here to view the full Olympic rosters.

The Wizards have agreed to terms with A.J. Price.

Price, who spent the past three seasons with the Pacers, will serve as John Wall's backup at point guard.

Tomas Satoransky has played on the Wizards' Summer League team, but is expected to remain in Europe for the 12-13 season.

Satoransky has played backup point guard the last three seasons with Cajasol Sevilla of the top-level Spanish league ACB.

“I was drafted really high for me, for my expectation. I came here to show them and give them something back and also to get experience for my next seasons, whether or not it’s going to be in the NBA or Spain,” Satoransky said last week in Las Vegas. “Right now, I count more on to stay in Europe. That’s what they say after the draft. So I will just wait after the summer league and we will see..”

The Wizards defeated the Bucks by a final score of 78-75 in Summer League play on Wednesday.

Bradley Beal, the third overall pick in last month's draft, led with 18 points and six rebounds. Shavlik Randolph added 11 points and 10 boards, while Shelvin Mack scored 11 points on 5-for-11 shooting for Washington.

Tobias Harris starred for Milwaukee with 24 points and 12 rebounds. Rookies John Henson (20 points and nine boards) and Doron Lamb (12 points on 6-for-13 shooting) produced well in defeat.

The National Basketball Association and the NBA Development League, the official minor league of the NBA, announced the affiliation system for the 2012-13 season. An all-time high eleven NBA teams will have single NBA D-League affiliates including first-year partnerships between the Boston Celtics and Maine Red Claws and the Portland Trail Blazers and Idaho Stampede.   

Here are the affiliation for the 12-13 season:

AUSTIN TOROS (TX) 

San Antonio Spurs  

BAKERSFIELD JAM (CA) 

Atlanta Hawks 
Los Angeles Clippers 
Phoenix Suns 
Toronto Raptors 

CANTON CHARGE (OH) 

Cleveland Cavaliers 

DAKOTA WIZARDS (Bismarck, ND) 

Golden State Warriors 

ERIE BAYHAWKS (PA) 

New York Knicks  

FORT WAYNE MAD ANTS (IN) 

Charlotte Bobcats 
Detroit Pistons 
Indiana Pacers 
Milwaukee Bucks 

IDAHO STAMPEDE (Boise, ID) 

Portland Trail Blazers  

IOWA ENERGY (Des Moines, IA) 

Chicago Bulls 
Denver Nuggets 
New Orleans Hornets 
Washington Wizards 

LOS ANGELES D-FENDERS (CA) 

Los Angeles Lakers 

MAINE RED CLAWS (Portland, ME) 

Boston Celtics  

RENO BIGHORNS (NV) 

Memphis Grizzlies 
Sacramento Kings 
Utah Jazz 

RIO GRANDE VALLEY VIPERS (TX) 

Houston Rockets 

SIOUX FALLS SKYFORCE (SD) 

Miami Heat 
Minnesota Timberwolves 
Orlando Magic 
Philadelphia 76ers 

SPRINGFIELD ARMOR (MA) 

Brooklyn Nets 

TEXAS LEGENDS (Frisco, TX) 

Dallas Mavericks 

TULSA 66ERS (OK) 

Oklahoma City Thunder

The Wizards defeated the Grizzlies by a final score of 83-77 in Summer League play on Tuesday.

Shavlik Randolph finished with 16 points and 15 rebounds. Chris Singleton had 13 points and 10 rebounds, while Bradley Beal had 14 points on 5-for-15 shooting.

Josh Selby scored 35 points on 12-for-21 shooting from the field and 7-for-8 from three-point range. Selby's output is the most in Summer League action in 2012. Jeremy Pargo had 16 points and seven assists.

The Wizards have decided to use their amnesty provision on Andray Blatche.

Blatche has $23 million remaining on his contract.

"Andray did not figure into our future plans, and using the amnesty provision is a mutually beneficial opportunity for us to part ways," said Ernie Grunfeld. “We will be able to continue to develop our core group of young players, blend in the solid veterans we have acquired and maintain financial flexibility while Andray will be able to get a fresh start with another team. We wish him the best moving forward."

The Wizards are leaning toward amnestying Andray Blatche, according to sources.

Washington has until 5 PM on Tuesday to notify the league office.

Blatche has $23 million remaining on his contract.

The D-League Select defeated the Wizards by a final score of 85-78 in Summer League play on Sunday.

Andre Emmett led the D-Leaguers with 17 points, three rebounds and four assists. Jeremy Wise added 12 points, while Jerry Smith had 11 points and four rebounds in under 16 minutes of action.

Bradley Beal scored 20 points to go with six rebounds for Washington. Shelvin Mack had 14 points and Earl Calloway scored 12. Chris Singleton and Jan Vesley each had nine points and eight fouls.