Magic general manager Otis Smith says he has not spoken to the Nuggets about Carmelo Anthony.

"We have not," Smith said Tuesday night when asked if he had engaged in discussions regarding Anthony.

Ken Berger of CBS Sports reported on Tuesday that the Magic and Knicks are at the top of Anthony's wish-list should Denver opt to trade him.

According to a source familiar with his strategy, Carmelo Anthony would accept a trade to multiple teams and the Magic and Knicks are at the top of his wish list.

Anthony's plan to leave Denver this off-season went into motion last week while Anthony was in New York for a Nike event.

According to the source, the Nuggets were advised to begin exploring trades for Anthony since he intends to leave the team as a free agent next summer.

There is "a chance" the Magic could add another player to their roster prior to training camp.

Orlando general manager Otis Smith said that a player could be signed to a non-guaranteed contract.

The Magic currently have 14 players.

Adonal Foyle has decided to retire after 13 seasons in the NBA.

A right-knee injury often prevented him from practicing with Orlando during the 2009-10 season.

"It just never really quite got back to where I could feel like I could keep pushing it and do what I wanted to," Foyle said.

"Basically, I never really got back to that place where I felt like I could make a contribution. My thing has always been that the game has really been too good to me to really be around it if I can't give anything to it."

Because of his retirement, Foyle said he likely will resign his position as first vice president of the National Basketball Players Association within the next few days.

The Magic have signed rookie forward Stanley Robinson.

Orlando drafted Robinson with the 59th overall pick in June's NBA Draft.

Robinson, the 14th player on Orlando's roster, played 126 games at Connecticut during his four-year career.

Jason Williams and the Magic have agreed on a deal for the 10-11 season, according to a source with knowledge of the talks.

Williams spent last season with the Magic after taking a year off for personal reasons.

Dwight Howard has made big strides on offense this offseason thanks to his workouts with NBA legend Hakeem Olajuwon.

Howard plans to spend another week working out with Olajuwon before the season after spending time with him in Texas during the NBA Finals.

"Basically, what he was saying was I have to become a person that is not afraid to do anything on the floor," Howard said. "He said right now there's only certain parts of my game that I'm not afraid to do, but other parts I am. I have to be able to do all of those things, basically. That's the biggest thing I took from him.

"I just think he was watching and seeing me play for a while," Howard added. "All the things we worked on, he was just wondering why I never used those things in a game. He saw all the things that I could do, and he was very impressed. He said that I cannot be afraid to do all these things."