Hakim Warrick has agreed to terms with the Milwaukee Bucks.  The athletic 6-9 Warrick can play both forward spots and figures to log heavy minutes in Milwaukee.

The Cavs and Sixers were also pursuing Warrick.  

The Bucks are nearing the luxury tax threshold but still have the rights to restricted free-agent Ramon Sessions.  The Knicks are reportedly close to offering Sessions some part of their mid-level exception in a multi-year deal.  The Bucks would have 10 days to match.

The 76ers are believed to be among two or three teams negotiating with free agent forward Hakim Warrick, according to a source.

Philadelphia is offering Warrick a one-year deal, as they have been with all free agent targets this summer.

Warrick became an unrestricted free agent last week after the Grizzlies rescinded their qualifying offer to the 19th overall pick in the 2005 NBA Draft.

In addition to the 76ers, the Bucks and Cavaliers are rumored to have interest in signing Warrick.

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.

Ed Stefanski is continuing his search for a veteran to add to his young Sixers backcourt.

A source familiar with the situation confirmed some early contact concerning Atlanta Hawks unrestricted free agent Ronald "Flip" Murray, but said that Murray's agent is looking for more than a 1-year commitment.

Less than a week after C.J. Watson expressed interest in joining the Magic, it seems that the team is no longer the front-runner to acquire the point guard.



In a text message to RealGM's Alex Kennedy, Watson indicated that there is no longer a favorite for his services and that he could end up anywhere.



"Whichever team best fits me and will give me a chance to play is where me and my agents have to decide," added Watson.



The Magic, who just signed forward Matt Barnes, do not have the money to extend a significant offer sheet to Watson. Golden State would match any offer within Orlando's spending limit, according to sources.



While sign-and-trade talks are ongoing, if a deal cannot be worked out then Watson must turn to his attention to other teams.



Philadelphia and New York are among several teams that have shown interest and returning to Golden State remains an option.

Andre Miller weighed in on his decision to sign with the Trail Blazers in an interview with the Philadelphia Daily News.

Miller signed a two-year deal with Portland worth $14 million with a team option for a third season.

"I had to weigh my options," the point guard said of leaving the 76ers. "The offer they threw out there, I didn't feel was fair for me."

Philadelphia didn't have much interest in signing Miller for longer than a one-year deal at the mid-level exception of $5.8 million.

"It was a tough situation [with the Sixers] due to the market. Philadelphia had to make some decisions and they stuck with their decision ... I accomplished my goals while I was there, to help the team get better, get to the playoffs," Miller added.

Andre Miller's agent says that the guard will be a member of the Trail Blazers within 24 hours.

Andy Miller says that the two sides are "finalizing" the deal, which one source described as an improvement over the offer the 76ers made to keep Miller.

Philadelphia had offered the point guard a one-year deal worth roughly $6 million.

ESPN is reporting that Portland offered Miller a three-year deal worth $21 million after they were unsuccessful in their attempts to land David Lee.

The 76ers have withdrawn their one-year offer to free-agent point guard Andre Miller, according to a source familiar with the club.

Philadelphia made the move because they don't believe Miller wants a one-year deal. There have been multiple reports that the Knicks and Blazers have serious interest in the point guard.

It has long been believed that Miller is done with the 76ers, and the withdrawal of the offer appears to make it just one step closer.

A Western Conference general manager told the New York Times that the Portland Trail Blazers are preparing to make an offer to free-agent Andre Miller.

The 76ers are known to be looking for a point guard, but they are shopping for a big man as well.

According to a source, Philadelphia is taking a look at Primoz Brezec, Aaron Gray, Ryan Hollins, Jake Voskuhl, Adonis Foyle and Jared Reiner.