UPDATE: There is new information about
Andrew Bynum's plans for this week.
ESPN's Marc Stein, who continues to be on top of the Bynum story,
tweets that in addition to Bynum visiting Cleveland today, he "has also scheduled face-to-face recruiting meetings in Atlanta & Dallas this week."
Stein adds that the Cavs
don't want anything to cut into their 2014 cap space, so one year deal is the furthest they'll go. Just speculating here, but it sounds like any team that offers Bynum two years guaranteed will almost certainly land him. We'll keep you posted as there are sure to be more developments in the days ahead.
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The
Cleveland Cavaliers still have a good amount of cap room after agreeing to contracts with
Earl Clark and
Jarrett Jack and with that cash they may go after
Andrew Bynum.
According to
ESPN.com's Marc Stein, sources claim the Cavaliers "legitimate contenders to sign Bynum."
The Cavaliers,
Dallas Mavericks and
Atlanta Hawks may be the only teams willing to offer Bynum a sizeable salary for 2013-14. All three will likely only guarantee one season due to his knee issues.
Should Bynum sign with Cleveland, he would likely begin training camp as a backup at center. The starting spot will go to
Anderson Varejao.