Nenad Krstic will re-sign with CSKA Moscow rather than exploring a return to the NBA. Krstic's NBA career is likely over. The seven-year veteran had a few very solid years with the Nets but hasn't been the same player since tearing his ACL in 2007. If he does ever return to the NBA, the Celtics hold his Bird Rights.

Nenad Krstic will not return with CSKA Moscow, according to team president Ettore Messina. Presumably, Krstic will test the market in the NBA. We've yet to hear any teams linked to the free agent big man, but it's only a matter of time.

Nenad Krstic is undecided about a potential NBA return. Krstic reportedly had an offer from the Nets for next season, but he hasn't made a decision on his future. "I have the NBA option, but I'm happy in CSKA too, I will see what happens," he said. Krstic spent this season playing with CSKA Moscow.

Nenad Krstic reportedly has an offer from the Brooklyn Nets for next season. Take this one with a grain of salt. Krstic would have to pay $1 million to return to the NBA for the 2012-13 season, and it's hard to imagine the Nets shelling out the big bucks to bring Krstic to town. The report also links Andrei Kirilenko to the Nets once again.

Nenad Krstic has a buyout clause in his contract with CSKA Moscow, but he'd have to pay $1 million to return to the NBA in 2012-13. Krstic jumped on an offer worth about $8.2 million over two years, a decision that seems wise with the NBA season in jeopardy. Any NBA team could contribute $500,000 toward his buyout, but the rest would need to be paid by Krstic.