Rudy Gay never made it to Minneapolis, to the tune of an $81 million deal to stay home in Memphis.
Agent: David Lee's Saturday visit still on
New York Knicks power forward still scheduled
July 2, 2010 at 6:20PM
But David Lee is still a go.
That's what his agent Mark Bartelstein said today.
Lee will be here tomorrow for the day to visit with Wolves officials and take a look around.
The Wolves right now only have about $5 million left to spend after agreeing to deals with Nikola Pekovic and Darko Milicic.
They also have power forwards Kevin Love and Al Jefferson on their roster right now.
So why visit Minnesota after Lee is meeting with Chicago and Miami today?
"These things change really quickly," Bartelstein said. "All kinds of trades and things can happen. We just want to see what happens."
The only way now for the Wolves to sign a significant free agent is in a sign-and-trade deal involving Jefferson's $13 million or if they basically give Jefferson for the cap space in a deal to another team way under the salary cap or if they trade him to Dallas for Erick Dampier's $13 million contract, which is non-guaranteed until next season's first game.
Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson and offensive guard Dalton Risner were not activated to the roster before kickoff of the team’s game in Los Angeles. The Rams activated receiver Puka Nacua.
