ESPN's Marc Stein reports the Knicks are among the teams monitoring Delonte West's play in the D-League.

According to Stein, West is scheduled to be in uniform for the Texas Legends on Saturday. West decided to play for the Legends after previously declining the chance to showcase himself in the D-League. This stands as possibly West's last opportunity to earn his way back into the NBA.

Danny Ainge says Delonte West is among the list of names the Celtics are considering signing, but the team is hesitant because of West's time away from the game.

The Celts' are in desperate need of some backcourt depth after losing Leandro Barbosa (knee) and Rajon Rondo (knee), but it's doubtful they'll end up turning to West. Jannero Pargo's agent said Thursday that Ainge has been in contact with him about the Celtics signing Pargo, who would be a far better option than the mercurial and temperamental West.

Delonte West has decided not to play in the D-League after his representation advised against the idea, a source told NBA.com

Interesting, as West is represented by Dan Fegan. The same source told NBA.com that teams have been reluctant to bring in West (which we already knew), and West backing out of his D-League deal isn't going to help rebuild his stock around the league. West is reportedly in the process of changing agents, so it's possible he could still eventually land in the D-League.