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Gilbert Arenas, G, Washington Wizards

Sunday 6/1, 11:11 PM CT

Gilbert Arenas, who was cleared to begin rehabilitating his surgically repaired left knee over the weekend, told the Washington Post he still plans to opt out of the final year of his contract.

Rodney Stuckey, G, Detroit Pistons

Sunday 6/1, 12:38 PM CT

President Joe Dumars wants Rodney Stuckey to play 30 minutes a game in 2008-09, and many people believe the point guard can be special. "The sky is the limit for that kid," guard Lindsey Hunter explains to the Detroit Free Press. "Once he gets his feet planted fully, there's not many people who can do what this kid can do. He has such incredible upside. Physically, you look at Deron Williams and those types of guys, and he possesses some things that those guys don't possess." Starting point guard Chauncey Billups confirms, "He's got a chance to be a star... He's got an unbelievable combination of speed and strength. That's hard to come by. And there is nothing that he really can't do. He is going to be an All-Star, for sure."

Jamario Moon, F, Toronto Raptors

Sunday 6/1, 12:28 PM CT

Swingmen Brandon Rush, Bill Walker, and Chris Douglas-Roberts are among the prospects slated to work out for the Raptors prior to the draft, the Toronto Sun reports. The Raptors hold the No. 17 pick.

Tiago Splitter, F, San Antonio Spurs

Sunday 6/1, 7:23 AM CT

The San Antonio Express-News confirms that forward Tiago Splitter has agreed to sign a two-year deal with Tau Ceramica and stay in Spain. Splitter could make no more than $970,000 if he joined the Spurs, but his deal with Tau Cermica may be worth eight times that amount.

Bostjan Nachbar, F,

Sunday 6/1, 7:15 AM CT

Bostjan Nachbar is feeling better after battling a back injury late in the 2007-08 season. "The back is doing well. I'm running, doing some light lifting with weights and shooting," the forward informs the New York Post. Nachbar will become a free agent this summer. He has decided not to play for Slovenia in the qualifying tournament, but he would reconsider if his native country makes the Olympics.

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