Tyson Chandler is anticipating his one-season tenure with the Mavericks may be over.

"I really think I'm going to be on a new team come training camp," Chandler told ESPN.com in a telephone interview Wednesday night. "I'm really taking a hard look at all of my options, trying to see what best suits me."

Chandler admitted for the first time that he's disappointed by the club's decision not to offer him a contract extension.

NBA front office sources list New Jersey, Golden State, Houston and Toronto as the teams pursuing Chandler hardest.

The Warriors have reportedly approached the Grizzlies about a deal centered around Monta Ellis and Rudy Gay.

Golden State would also offer a second asset in the deal.

The motivation for Memphis would likely be financial if they were to consider agreeing to a move of Gay.

The Warriors would be interested in signing Brandon Roy if he is waived by the Blazers, according to sources.

Roy’s former agent, Bob Myers, is now the assistant GM for the Warriors. Roy would also prefer to stay on the West Coast.

Golden State would prefer to sign a big man, but Roy makes sense for them to add depth as a playmaker.

The Oregonian reported on Monday that the Blazers intend to use their amnesty clause on Roy immediately.

The Warriors are not interested in using their amnesty provision on Andris Biedrins.

The team, instead, wants to make a push to acquire a big man such as Tyson Chandler, Samuel Dalembert, Marc Gasol, DeAndre Jordan or Nene.

Ekpe Udoh, a lottery pick by the Warriors in 2010, has signed with Bnei HaSharon.

Udoh played collegiately at Baylor after transferring from Michigan.

Jeremy Lin will sign in Italy, according to a report from HoopsHype.

Lin, who went undrafted out of Harvard in 2010, played for the Warriors during the 10-11 season and is under contract for 11-12. Lin played sparingly for the Warriors and made multiple trips to the D-League.

Stephen Curry's surgically repaired right ankle has responded well during charity games and is now weighing his options of playing overseas.

Curry is currently enrolled at Davidson and plans on finishing the semester.

Curry had plans to stay in school for the Spring semester, but is now reconsidering.

Octagon is in talks with several European teams in regards to their clients Rudy Gay, Stephen Curry and Wesley Matthews.

With the NBA entering what will appear to be a lengthy lockout, many players are now searching for roster spots in Europe.

Stephen Curry was in a two-car accident last week in Charlotte.

Curry wasn't injured and walked away from the crash.

"He's fine,'' Dell Curry told the Observer Tuesday night. "He ran into the back of someone who stopped short.''