Joel Przybilla's agent Bill Duffy said that his client probably won't sign with a team for "a few more weeks."

Several teams have been connected to Przybilla, but he may be leaning toward signing in Miami. Other teams known to have targeted him in the past are Dallas, Toronto, Boston, Milwaukee and the Los Angeles Clippers.

ESPN's Marc Stein reports that the Mavericks are among the teams interested in signing Joel Przybilla.

The Mavs are thin at center behind a struggling Brendan Haywood, so Przybilla makes some sense. However, he wouldn't be in line for major minutes even if he lands in Dallas, so the 32-year-old can safely be ignored in most formats.

Joel Przybilla's agent, Bill Duffy, said that his client is drawing interest from several teams around the league.

Duffy said that the Bucks were among the teams, but wouldn't specify beyond that. The report indicates that Miami and Los Angeles (Clippers) are in the mix as well, and at this point, it would be a surprise if Przybilla stayed retired for the entire season.

The Celtics have had some discussions with Joel Przybilla's camp .

Przybilla has told teams that he's going to wait until after the holidays to make a decision about playing, but he did leave the door open to return to the court. The Celtics have a very obvious need for size, and the fit would be natural between the two sides.

Joel Przybilla won't retire this year but will wait until after the holidays to decide if he'll sign another contract.

"I'm going to be a dad for now," said Przybilla. There is always a market for tough veteran centers, and Przybilla remains a solid defender and teammate. He can probably wait weeks or even months before hand-picking the team he signs with.

Joel Przybilla is reportedly leaning toward retirement.

The Blazers have expressed legitimate interest in Przybilla, but that might not be enough to convince him to stay in the game. After multiple knee injuries, it wouldn't be a surprise to see the big man hang 'em up for good. He has garnered interest around the league from contenders looking to add size.

The Bucks believe Joel Przybilla would be the "ideal backup" to Andrew Bogut.

Przybilla is going to draw strong interest as a defensive-minded seven footer capable of contributing to a contending team in a reserve role. He's already been linked to the both the Trail Blazers and Celtics in addition to Milwaukee.

Unrestricted free agent center Joel Przybilla is on the Blazers' radar according to team president Larry Miller.

As he should be. The Blazers will start the year with Marcus Camby and Greg Oden at center, if they're lucky, and need somebody familiar with their system like Przybilla to give them 10 good minutes a night. Przybilla will have no real fantasy value this year.

Unrestricted free agent Joel Przybilla is still undecided about whether he'll return for his 12th NBA season.

"I can play. I feel great," the 32-year-old said, adding, "This is the best my body has felt in a long, long time. But I honestly don't know if I will play. ... We'll see what my options are." Przybilla has previously been linked to the Bucks, and could potentially join Milwaukee as a backup to Andrew Bogut.

Joel Przybilla, an unrestricted free agent, is interested in signing with the Milwaukee Bucks.

Przybilla would make for some solid veteran insurance behind Andrew Bogut assuming he's healthy, as the reserve big man has had some knee woes of his own recently. He began his career with the Bucks and said, "Milwaukee will be one of my top teams, definitely, for me, Milwaukee is home." The team played an undersized rookie in Larry Sanders as Bogut's primary backup last season, so it would make sense that the club would be in the market for a big man off the bench.

Joel Przybilla (knee) is out for the season.

Przybilla needs another procedure on his consistently troubled knees. With an expiring contract, he is almost certainly done in Charlotte. Przybilla has also hinted that he may choose to retire.

Bobcats coach Paul Silas cast a pessimistic cloud over the chances of a return of big man Joel Przybilla (knee) before season's end.

It's looking more and more like his season is done. With playoff hopes fading and Przybilla complaining of continued pain, he's a likely shut down candidate.

Joel Przybilla (knee) and Garrett Temple (ankle) both sat out team practice on Monday due to injuries.

They both missed Saturday's game and remain day-to-day.

Joel Przybilla (knee) did not play on Saturday against the Spurs, and there is no timetable for his return.

It's his sixth-straight game out, and though Kwame Brown hasn't done much to distinguish himself, he'll get every opportunity to do so with nobody to challenge him for minutes.

Joel Przybilla (knee) tried to practice Tuesday but felt more pain.

Beat writer Mike Cranston notes that Przybilla does not look like he's close to playing. It's more minutes for Tyrus Thomas, who has four blocks in his last two games.

Joel Przybilla has been instructed to rest for about a week, allowing his sore knees to recover.

The veteran center is backing up Kwame Brown and has no fantasy value in Charlotte. He's a shutdown candidate but is still hoping to help the Bobcats make the playoffs (currently 1.5 games behind the Pacers).

Coach Paul Silas said that Joel Przybilla may be "out for a while" due to knee pain.

The saga continues to Przybilla's constantly troublesome knees. Kwame Brown is locked in at center and Przybilla's absence will create more big man minutes off the bench. It's good news for those stashing Tyrus Thomas.

Joel Przybilla (knee) may not play on Wednesday.

Przybilla's knee is reportedly "hurting a lot," but his fantasy impact is marginal given that he's averaging just 15 minutes per game with the Bobcats. If he's out, look for Kwame Brown, D.J. White and possibly Dante Cunningham to absorb some additional run.

Joel Przybilla made an inauspicious debut for the Bobcats on Sunday, failing to score with six rebounds, four fouls, and one turnover in 14 minutes.

Przybilla is backing up Kwame Brown, which is all fantasy owners need to know.

According to Cavs coach Paul Silas, Joel Przybilla will see minutes in Sunday's game versus Orlando.

No word if that means big minutes or small, starting or off the bench. The Bobcats could use Przybilla's size tonight against a physical Dwight Howard.