In addition to the Lakers and Knicks, the Pacers and Sixers are also potential suitors for Will Bynum.

Bynum won't have a shortage of options as a change of pace point guard in free agency, but far too early to speculate on his final landing spot. It appears very likely that Bynum will move on from the Pistons.

The Knicks and Lakers are expressing interest in Will Bynum, according to Vincent Ellis of the Detroit Free Press.

Both clubs are in desperate need of youth and scoring in the backcourt and Bynum represents exactly that. The pending free agent averaged 9.8 points and 3.6 assists in less than 19 minutes per game this season. He's stated a desire to return to the Pistons but a hefty raise could convince him to leave Detroit. It should be noted that either team's interest in Bynum could change depending on how the draft plays out and any report before then should be taken with a large grain of salt. Bynum's also been linked to the Wizards as a backup to John Wall.

CSN Washington suggests free agent Will Bynum as a possible fit for the Wizards.

Bynum is an interesting free agent because of his natural scoring ability. Despite getting just 18.8 minutes per game this season, he averaged 9.8 points and 3.6 assists. Incumbent Wizards backup point guard A.J. Price is a free agent, and so is combo guard Garrett Temple.

Will Bynum said it's his preference to re-sign with the Pistons.

"I want to stay," he said. "My daughter is in school here, and she's comfortable. This is where I want to be." Bynum did say he intends to test the market, and it wouldn't be surprising to see him walk given the Pistons reported interest in re-signing Jose Calderon.

Will Bynum provided a spark off the bench on Monday during a 109-101 win over the Sixers, scoring 22 points with three boards, six assists and two 3-pointers in 25 minutes.

He averaged 15.5 points in his previous two games, so this line wasn't entirely unexpected. Jose Calderon could be out again on Wednesday, which would make Bynum a plausible option for owners needing a point guard.

Will Bynum came off the bench for 16 points, three assists and two 3-pointers on 7-of-10 shooting in Wednesday's win.

Brandon Knight started and played 35 minutes, but hit just 2-of-11 shots for seven points. Bynum had been struggling to produce and with injuries, but looked better tonight. Maybe he's about to heat up for the Pistons, who are currently without Jose Calderon (arm).

Will Bynum returned on Sunday after missing six games with a hand injury, coming off the bench for four points, two rebounds and five assists.

Jose Calderon (arm) sat out again tonight, which opened things up in the backcourt, and Bynum wound up logging 17 minutes. There's no reason to think he'll have fantasy value in Detroit's upcoming two-game week.

Will Bynum (hand) is back in the lineup to face the Bulls on Sunday.

He missed six games with his injured left hand. The Pistons handled him in a curious manner since he was playing through the injury for a while, then the team opted to give him an MRI and an X-ray as a precaution. Bynum should be busy tonight with Jose Calderon (arm) out and could play 24 minutes.

Will Bynum (hand) will not play on Wednesday against the Celtics.

Bynum is out until further notice, but the point guard said he anticipates playing again this season. In his absence, Rodney Stuckey should pick up some more playing time.

Will Bynum (hand) will not play against the Bulls on Sunday.

The Pistons gave him a battery of tests to check on his hand and they're going to allow it to heal a little while longer. Rodney Stuckey hasn't capitalized on Bynum being out and perhaps he'll have more success tonight. Kyle Singler also benefits sans Bynum.