Jermaine Taylor will workout for the Clippers on Friday. It's pretty rare a player not currently in the league gets two blurbs on the same day, but that's what has happened with Taylor. With J.R. Smith reportedly "closing in" on a deal with the Knicks, the Clippers could be exploring alternative options.

Jermaine Taylor has signed in the D-League. Taylor is attempting to make a comeback through the D-League, and at just 25 years old, he's got a better chance than other aging veterans who have gone through the process this season.

SG Jermaine Taylor was poised to sign with his former Rockets squad, but he failed his physical on Saturday due to an ankle injury. It doesn't sound like a big deal since it's being reported he'll just wait two weeks to heal up and re-sign then. Taylor has some physical upside, but the clock is starting to run out for him to prove himself. At least with the Rockets, he might find some playing time after David Stern is done gutting them.

Jermaine Taylor, who was waived by the Kings in June, has signed a one-year deal with Liaoning in China. He was hoping to make an NBA roster this season, but probably decided to head overseas once it became clear lockout talks weren't going well.