The Clippers are among the teams interested in unrestricted free agent Antawn Jamison. He is expected to make his decision in the next day or two. Jamison's money should be in the veteran-minimum neighborhood after his tumultuous year last season at a guaranteed $1.3 million with the Lakers. He's unlikely to be worth drafting in fantasy leagues in almost any scenario.

Antawn Jamison had the cast removed from his surgically repaired left wrist and should be cleared to play in August. Jamison is an unrestricted free agent and has drawn interest from the Wizards, who he played with for five years. At 37 years old, Jamison doesn't have a ton of time left but should garner enough interest to land a job next season.

The Wizards would "love" to bring back unrestricted free agent Antawn Jamison. The Wizards text messaged Jamison and the interest is mutual on the Jamison end. He spent five year in DC, averaging between 19.6 and 22.2 points per game in that span. Jamison is 37 years old and could be in play for multiple teams.

Antawn Jamison finally had his exit interview with GM Mitch Kupchak on Thursday, a source told ESPN Los Angeles. No matter how it's spun publicly, Jamison won't be back with the Lakers next season. He clashed with Mike D'Antoni, never lived up to the hype and averaged a measly 9.4 points.

Antawn Jamison had successful wrist surgery on Tuesday, a source told ESPN Los Angeles. The same source also said that Jamison did not deliberately miss his exit interview, but the Lakers tried to contact him a handful of times and Jamison still wound up skipping out. Regardless, he's not expected back with the team next season.

Antawn Jamison is not expected back with the Lakers next season. Jamison skipped his exit interview with the team on Monday despite the team trying to contact him, so that will guarantee he won't return next year. He wasn't coming back on another veteran's minimum deal anyway and had clashed with Mike D'Antoni previously.

Antawn Jamison will have surgery on his right wrist on Tuesday. It's an expected move and Jamison has been dealing his ailing wrist since March 22 expressing his discomfort just about every step of the way. He should be ready for next season, but his role is a bit unclear.

Prior to Sunday's Game 4 blowout loss, Antawn Jamison described his wrist as "bad" and plans to get surgery in the coming weeks. Jamison has played through a ligament issue in his right (shooting) wrist for a while, and ever since he sustained the injury he was not as effective. After Jamison took a discount to try and win a title with the Lakers, it wouldn't surprise us to see him go to a team like Charlotte, close to his home, and desperate for veteran leadership.

Antawn Jamison returned to action on Friday April 12.

Antawn Jamison had just five points, three rebounds and a 3-pointer in 15 minutes on Wednesday, when he aggravated his wrist injury in the second half. Jamison's wrist is in terrible shape and he'll almost surely need surgery in the offseason. And he was clearly in serious pain tonight when it got hit. The Lakers may have to shut him down until the playoffs, so watch for updates (and start looking for a replacement) if you own him.