Milos Teodosic is in his second season in the NBA with the Los Angeles Clippers and it sounds like he would prefer a return to Europe.

“I think I definitely won’t stay here because… I came, I saw how it looks and somehow… I enjoy more and it’s nicer for me to play in Europe. So, I will return to Europe for sure, will it be during this season or at the end, we’ll see,” Teodosic said in an interview with Glas Amerike.

Teodosic has seen his role reduced this season with the Clippers.

If Teodosic is bought out, he could return immediately to Europe and is expected to receive interest from several clubs.

Olympiacos Piraeus center Nikola Milutinov and Real Madrid forward Anthony Randolph have been named Euroleague Round 2 co-MVPs.

Milutinov led the Reds to an 80-85 road win at Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz with career-highs of 23 points and a performance index rating of 33. 

Randolph had 25 points and 11 boards as Los Blancos took out Olimpia Milan 85-91

Derrick Williams has agreed to sign with Bayern Munich.

Williams arrived in Germany last week but he didn't initially complete his physicals due to an infection.

Williams played in two games last season with the Los Angeles Lakers following his season in China.

Brandon Jennings is expected to sign with Zenit St. Petersburg of Russia.

Jennings began his professional career with Roma.

Jennings spent last season in China, the G-League and finally in the NBA with the Milwaukee Bucks.

Tarik Black has agreed to sign a one-year deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Black spent last season with the Houston Rockets.

The Utah Jazz have waived David Stockton.

Stockton signed with the Jazz at the end of the 17-18 season.

It was previously reported Stockton would sign in Germany for the 18-19 season.

Dwyane Wade has apparently ruled out playing in China as he was posed the question on Saturday.

“Heat only," said Wade. "If I play the game of basketball this year it will be in a Miami uniform. If I don’t, I’ll be living in Miami or somewhere else probably.”

Wade said he’s in no rush to reach a decision after finishing the 17-18 season with the Heat.

“It’s no clock for me,” Wade said. “I let my agent handle the stuff he needs to handle with Pat and them. It’s not my job to be going back and forth in the meeting with them. When the time is right for both sides to make a decision on what that is, if it it’s right, if it’s wrong, whatever the case may be, I think it will be made.

“Me and UD, Pat has said obviously, we’ve been in Miami for a while and we have the ability to say if we want to continue to play this game, continue to be leaders of the organization. But there are other things that come into play that I have to talk about and I’m sure UD has to talk about on his own. When all of that is final and the decision needs to be made it will be made.

“It’s different now. We’re not sitting down trying to figure out a $100 million contract by July 8th. It’s a different situation now. We have time.”

Wade was offered a large contract in China.

The Adelaide 36ers of the Australian NBL have gone to court in Australia to stop Mitch Creek from signing with the Brooklyn Nets without compensation.

Creek had one year of a three-year deal left to run with the 36ers in the 2018-19 season but triggered his European/NBA out clause to join a top-level German club, Wurzberg. Wurzberg gave Creek its clearance but Adelaide claims it must get its approval as well.

"We are ensuring in the event that he gets a spot on the final roster that there is some sort of compensation (for Adelaide)," 36ers chief executive Ben Kavenagh told The Advertiser.

Former teammate Josh Childress has taken to social media pleading for the 36ers to come to their senses and allow Creek to follow his dream.

https://twitter.com/JChillin/status/1027414334933282816

The Nets are looking at offering Creek a camp invite.

Okaro White is close to a deal with Maccabi FOX Tel Aviv.

White was waived by the Cleveland Cavaliers on August 5.

White played in all seven games for the Cavs in the MGM Resorts NBA Summer League 2018 in Las Vegas, averaging 6.0 points and 7.4 rebounds in 23.9 minutes per game.

Brian Bowen has signed a professional contract with the Sydney Kings in Australia.

Bowen, the No. 14 ranked recruit in ESPN's Top 100 in 2017, is the first player signed to the NBL's Next Stars program, which was launched in March.

Bowen was one of the main figures identified in the FBI's sweeping investigation into corruption in college basketball, as his family was accused of being paid $100,000 by Adidas to commit to Louisville. Bowen subsequently transferred to South Carolina and practiced with the team, but he was ruled ineligible for the 18-19 season as well.