Rasheed Wallace has notified the New York Knicks that intends to sign with the team for the 12-13 season.

Wallace first worked out for the Knicks last Saturday and had been considering ending his retirement.

Wallace last played in the 2010 NBA Finals.

Wallace has not yet signed a deal, according to a team source. Wallace will join the team on Monday, according to the New York Post.

Rasheed Wallace took his physical with the New York Knicks on Thursday.

Wallace is widely expected to sign with the Knicks.

The Golden State Warriors are committed to signing Stephen Curry to a long-term extension, according to sources.

The Warriors and Curry's camp had promising discussions, but they were suspended until after the preseason games.

Sources expect an extension to be reached before the October 31st deadline.

Curry would become a restricted free agent next summer if an extension is not reached.

The Los Angeles Lakers have signed center Ronnie Aguilar.

Aguilar, a 7-1, 250 pound center, played two seasons at Colorado State before transferring to California State Dominguez Hills.

Tyson Chandler thinks Rasheed Wallace can help the Knicks.

Chandler watched Wallace workout for the team on Saturday.

"I hope he stays. I don't know what the situation is but he's a great communicator on defense and we know he can knock down the open 3 and the jump shot," Chandler said on Wednesday. "To have myself and Amare [Stoudemire] and to have Marcus Camby and Rasheed as backups, it's going to be nice."

The Knicks have 13 guaranteed contracts, two short of the maximum allotment of 15.

Kyrylo Fesenko will sign a non-guaranteed veteran's minimum with the Chicago Bulls.

Fesenko was previously with the Jazz and Pacers.

The Boston Celtics are not looking to add another veteran guard to the roster despite the surprising departure of Keyon Dooling.

"We probably won’t bring anyone else in," Danny Ainge said. "We like our young guys. We like Kris Joseph and Dionte Christmas and Jamar Smith and they’ll be competing for that last spot."

All three players are on non-guaranteed deals.

Josh Smith is entering the final year of his contract with the Hawks but it is “unlikely” that he will be re-signed before the end of the upcoming season.

“I’ve been clear that I value Josh as a player,” Hawks general manager Danny Ferry said. “He has worked hard this summer and I believe he is going to have great season. I’ve been in contact with his representatives. Josh and his representatives have been clear that he is excited about the direction of the team and wants to be part of the future in Atlanta. That being said, I don’t expect the contract situation to be resolved until next summer.”

After the 2012-13 season, Smith will be eligible for a five-year extension worth about $120 million.

D.J. White has agreed one a one-year deal with the Shaghai Sharks, according to a source.

White will be free to join an NBA team when the Chinese Basketball Association season ends in March.

Anthony Tolliver has agreed to a one-year deal with the Atlanta Hawks.

Tolliver spent the past two seasons with the Timberwolves.