Unrestricted free agent Jonny Flynn worked out for the Cavs on Monday. Per the Akron Beacon Journal, there "remains strong interest on both sides." Flynn is now reportedly healthy and fully over a hip injury that had hampered him, and after working out for the Cavs, Bulls, and Hawks, Flynn reportedly has more stops to make. He is not believed to be close to making a decision.

The Hawks recently worked out PG Jonny Flynn and he's scheduled to meet with the Bulls on Friday. The Cavaliers are also expressing interest in the free agent, although with Jeff Teague, Lou Williams and Devin Harris on board, the Hawks don't seem to make sense for Flynn.

Unrestricted free agent Jonny Flynn has "identified six teams" that he'd like to sign with before next season. We find it slightly humorous that Flynn thinks he can dictate his own market considering how bad he was last season, but it appears that's exactly what he's doing. Flynn names the Lakers, Trail Blazers, Suns, Raptors, Bulls and Nets as "potential destinations."

The Cavaliers and unrestricted FA Jonny Flynn share mutual interest, according to Cavs beat writer Jason Lloyd. Flynn would give Cleveland an affordable backup PG behind Kyrie Irving, likely competing for minutes with Manny Harris (whose unguaranteed $854k salary seems affordable enough to get picked up).

Jonny Flynn drew the start for Monday's game against the Suns, scoring four points on 2-of-5 shooting with two rebounds, six assists, and one steal in 24 minutes. Nolan Smith scored 14 points on 6-of-14 shooting with three rebounds, five assists, and a three in 33 minutes, winning the position battle at least for tonight. The duo will likely cap each other's value, and Smith is the player to own for now. It has been reported that Raymond Felton could sit out the rest of the year so the youngsters can develop.

Jonny Flynn had 10 points and five assists off the bench in Tuesday's loss. He got some run with Raymond Felton tending to his sick grandmother, but shouldn't have much fantasy value going forward.

Jonny Flynn is expected to get some backup point guard minutes in Tuesday's game against the Mavs. Even with Raymond Felton (personal) out, Flynn isn't getting consideration to start. He's behind Jamal Crawford and Nolan Smith on the depth chart.

Jonny Flynn and Hasheem Thabeet may not play Tuesday due to a lack of practice time. Both ex-Rockets are available, but they've only had a shootaround with their new teammates. The Blazers have a full practice scheduled for Wednesday.

The Blazers are hopeful that Jonny Flynn and Hasheem Thabeet will join the team for Tuesday's home game vs. the Bucks. Both players were acquired in the deal that sent Marcus Camby to Houston. They give Portland extra depth at PG and C, respectively, but don't have fantasy appeal outside of deep leagues.

The Blazers acquired Jonny Flynn as part of the Marcus Camby trade. Flynn got run out of Minnesota and was a third-stringer in Houston, but there is talent here. Prior to his hip injury, Flynn started 81 games for the Wolves and averaged 13.3 points, 4.4 assists, 1.0 steals and 1.0 3-pointers. Coach Nate McMillan clearly isn't on the same page with underperforming Raymond Felton, so Flynn will be someone to watch.