Greg Oden said on Sunday that he hopes to lose weight prior to the 11-12 season.

Oden's target is approximately 270 pounds, which is what he weighed during his freshman season at Ohio State.

Oden will be a restricted free agent this offseason, but the Blazers appear motivated to retain him.

Brandon Roy made two big three-pointers in Portland's 107-106 overtime win over the Nuggets on Friday.

Nate McMillan wants to keep Roy at approximately 15 minutes per game as he comes back from double knee surgery, but he played 24 minutes in Friday's game. Roy scored 18 points on 7-for-14 shooting from the floor.

"The biggest thing I'm noticing is that - I'm not in full shape yet - but guys are playing at such a high level and are so aggressive that teams are guarding me one-on-one," Roy told Blazersedge. "And I haven't really been guarded like this since I was a rookie. Those guys have become threats and because of that it's hard for teams to decide what they want to do. It's giving me some looks, I'm seeing them now but I can't quite do it because I'm trying to get my legs. We're going to get better, the more conditioning I get, the more game minutes I get, it's going to definitely help us. These guys -- Wesley, Nic, Rudy, making big shots."

The Nets offered Devin Harris, Troy Murphy and the 2012 first round pick of Houston's for Greg Oden, Andre Miller and Joel Przybilla, according to the report.

Portland declined that offer and countered with the request of Golden State's 2012 first round pick, which is top-seven protected.

The Nets instead ended up acquiring Deron Williams.

Charlotte's Gerald Wallace has been traded to Portland, according to sources.

The Blazers had strongly been coveting an upgrade at the deadline.

Portland will send Joel Przybilla, Dante Cunningham and two first round picks to the Bobcats in exchange for Wallace.

The Rockets badly want to acquire Marcus Camby from the Trail Blazers.

"The trigger-happy Rockets have redoubled their efforts to acquire Marcus Camby from Portland, sources say," Ken Berger of CBS Sports wrote on his Twitter page.

It has been reported that Aaron Brooks and Shane Battier have been discussed in a possible deal.

Portland and Houston discussed a deal involving Aaron Brooks, Shane Battier and Marcus Camby, but the deal is no longer on the table.

The Rockets have been looking to use Brooks and Battier in several trade scenarios.

The Bobcats turned to the Rockets and Cavaliers after the Trail Blazers rejected a deal for swingman Gerald Wallace.

Cleveland isn't interested in Wallace, making Houston the lone remaining possibility.

Trade talks between the Blazers and Bobcats centered around a trade for Gerald Wallace broke down over the inclusion of Nicolas Batum.

Portland has consistently told teams throughout the season that Batum is unavailable.

The Blazers are looking at an acquisition of T.J. Ford, who would serve as the team's backup point guard.

Indiana would buyout Ford's contract and the Blazers would subsequently sign him to a minimum deal, saving the Pacers the balance.

Miami is also interested in Ford, according to Ken Berger of CBS.

The Trail Blazers had won six straight prior to Wednesday night's loss to the Lakers, which may have forced them to change their trade stance.

Portland has changed its mind about trading their veteran big men for youth, according to sources.

Teams initially believed that the team would trade Andre Miller and possibly Joel Przybilla and Marcus Camby as well.

It was reported on Wednesday that Portland was close to a deal for Charlotte's Gerald Wallace, but talked fizzled out.