A scheduled meeting between Jamaal Tinsley and the Miami Heat has been canceled.

Agent Raymond Brothers declined to give a reason but said, "canceling the meeting had nothing to do with Jamaal Tinsley."

He did not rule out the possibility of conversations with Miami being revived. On Thursday, Brothers said Riley and Tinsley were scheduled to meet, and that Tinsley had interest in signing with the Heat.

Jamaal Tinsley is expected to meet with Heat president Pat Riley over the weekend.

"I gave my word to Pat Riley that he could meet with Jamaal before we made any commitment," Tinsley's agent, Raymond Brothers, told ESPN.com.

The Knicks and Grizzlies are interested in Tinsley as well. The free-agent point guard had a meeting with Knicks general manager Donnie Walsh, his former boss in the Indiana, on Wednesday.

Donnie Walsh and Mike D'Antoni met with former Pacers point guard Jamaal Tinsley on Wednesday as an exploratory contract conversation.

The Heat and Sixers are also interested in signing him.

Money was not reportedly discussed during the meeting, but Tinsley would likely sign for the veteran's minimum, around $1.2 million for one season.

After being very vocal about potential trade scenarios, Carlos Boozer has been asked to keep his lips sealed.

"I can't speak about it anymore," Boozer told The Deseret News. "I was asked to let my agent and the Jazz take care of the situation and I'm gonna leave it at that. I'll let them take care of it and you guys will probably hear something before I do."

Earlier this week, Boozer made comments on a radio show in Florida indicating that he couldn't see himself playing in Utah this coming season.

In addition, Boozer has made it known that he'd like to play for the Heat. He keeps an offseason home in Miami.

Carlos Boozer admitted in a radio interview on Monday that he can't see himself playing for the Jazz next season.

"Um, no," Boozer told a Miami-area radio station.

Boozer also commented on the possibility of playing alongside Dwyane Wade with the Heat.

"We're in our prime right now," he said. "I tell you one thing, it would be a hell of a combo."

He made it obvious that he'd prefer a trade to Miami, but says that he won't pressure Utah into anything.

"That's not my style. It's not me and what we do," he said. "They're in control of that situation.

"Obviously, they'll handle it in the best way that they can. They'll keep me and my agent abroad and just see what happens, but I'm staying out of it. My agent's staying out of it for the most part. We're letting (Jazz general manager) Kevin O'Connor and the Utah Jazz take care of the stituation."

Jamaal Tinsley is interested in playing for the Heat, but can't officially talk to teams until he clears waivers on Wednesday.

The Heat has mixed views about Tinsley internally, but they are still in need of a veteran presence at point guard.

A source with knowledge of the talks believes that an end to Lamar Odom's free agency saga is nearing.

As of Monday, Odom was considering a significantly reduced offer from the Lakers or one of multiple proposals from the Heat.

Miami is reportedly eager to sign Odom, and has offered him as much as a team that is well over the salary cap can: $34 million over five years with an opt-out clause after the fourth season.

One source claims that even though the Lakers have lowered their initial three-year, $27 million offer, Odom would prefer to remain to Los Angeles.

Both Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade have publicly stated how much they'll like to have Odom as a teammate.

Dwyane Wade, who has already made it known that he wants Lamar Odom back in Miami, is again lobbying for the free-agent to sign with the Heat.

On Saturday, Wade used his personal Twitter account to lobby for Odom's services.

"This is for Lamar Odom ... come back to where it started for both of us.. the franchise u help build back up wants u to End it all here," Wade wrote.

Reports out of Miami on Saturday claimed that Odom was leaning towards a deal with Heat.

With that said, Kobe Bryant has said publicly that he believes Odom will return to the Lakers.

Lamar Odom is leaning towards accepting an offer from the Heat, according to Yahoo! Sports.

Odom has not reached a final decision, according to sources, but there is a growing belief that Odom will choose Miami if the Lakers don't increase their latest offer.

"It's close, but it's not done," said one source.

The Heat reportedly have a five-year, $34 million offer on the table for the forward.

The Heat haven't made any progress with free-agent forward Lamar Odom, according to The Palm Beach Post.

Odom has reportedly resumed talks with the Lakers about a new deal, and he is widely expected to return to Los Angeles.