Antonio McDyess is considering a return to the NBA, according to his agent. Maybe McDyess decided to give it a whirl after seeing Rasheed Wallace get signed in the offseason. McDyess, now 38 years old, has been working out in Houston while his agent gauges "league interest in him." Even if he is signed--which is a big if--he will be an insurance policy at the end of the bench and nothing more.

The Spurs waived F/C Antonio McDyess Monday so that he can retire. They won't guarantee the other half of his $5.2 million deal, while he was also one of their best trade chips. As far as fantasy goes, this should have no impact.

The Clippers are looking for physical big men according to Yahoo! Sports writer Marc Spears. Spears says to watch Antonio McDyess, Reggie Evans, Joel Pryzbilla & D.J. Mbenga, which is interesting since physical big man Craig "The Rhino" Smith was just allowed to sign in Portland. None of them will have fantasy value playing behind Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan.

Antonio McDyess is still contemplating retirement and has not ruled out playing this season for the Spurs. Spurs management and players are trying to convince him to play, and if they're successful he'll likely hover around the 15-17 minute mark per-game. McDyess should not be viewed as a real threat to the playing time of Tiago Splitter, DeJuan Blair, or Matt Bonner.

The Spurs and Antonio McDyess have agreed on an extension of the guaranteed-salary deadline on his contract for next season due to the lockout. McDyess was scheduled to be paid $5.2 million next season unless the Spurs waived him by midnight Thursday. The Spurs proposed extending the deadline to the first day of the next player free agency period, which would happen after the lockout ends. There is still a very good chance he'll retire, but the Spurs don't have to make a decision on waiving him until the new CBA is reached.