LeBron James is considering a run to become president of the NBA players union.

“It’s something he has talked about with a small group of people,” a source close to James said. "There is a new executive director coming in and new commissioner. He recognizes that this is the time for the union to change.”

It is still "unlikely" that James takes the presidency, according to the source.

“The demands on LeBron’s time are already substantial," the source said. "Whether it’s formally or informally, LeBron has strong opinions on the future of the union and will be very active in the rebuilding process.”

Brian Windhorst of ESPN also reported that James is interested in becoming president. James is also close friends with Chris Paul, who has served as union vice president.

Devin Harris has agreed to a one-year deal with the Dallas Mavericks for the veteran's minimum at $1.3 million.

Harris previously agreed to a three-year, $9 million deal with the Mavericks, but it was pulled when it was revealed he had a dislocated toe that required surgery.

The Mavericks were unable to offer Harris more than the veteran's minimum due to deals the team subsequently reached with Monta Ellis and Samuel Dalmebert.

DeJuan Blair has agreed to a deal with the Dallas Mavericks.

Blair was a second round pick in the 2009 NBA Draft by the San Antonio Spurs.

Blair initially found success in the NBA, but fell out of favor with Gregg Popovich.

The NBA owners have voted to reimburse the Oklahoma City Thunder a sum of $8 million for the gap between Kevin Durant's contract under the old collective bargaining agreement and the new on that was agreed upon in December of 2011.

Durant's deal became a super-max due to his presence on All-NBA teams. 

The $8 million is half of the gap between the two contracts for Durant.

The New York Knicks have expressed interest in Hamed Haddadi.

Hadaddi played several seasons with the Memphis Grizzlies before being traded to the Toronto Raptors and then to the Phoenix Suns.

Marcus Landry has agreed to a camp invite deal with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Landry's deal includes a small guarantee.

Landry played with the Reno Bighorns of the D-League last season.

John Wall and the Washington Wizards have agreed upon a five-year, $80 million extension.

Wall was the first overall pick in the 2010 NBA Draft.

Wall had a 22.9 PER after the All-Star break last season.

Austin Daye agreed to sign with the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday, but he also received interest from the Miami Heat and Los Angeles Lakers.

Daye was the No. 15 overall pick in 2009 by the Detroit Pistons after two seasons at Gonzaga.

Daye was traded to the Memphis Grizzlies last January.

Chris Paul informed the Los Angeles Clippers that he was planning on signing with the Houston Rockets to join James Harden and Dwight Howard when the deal for Doc Rivers fell apart, according to a report from ESPN's Bill Simmons.

The Clippers ended negotiations with the Boston Celtics over the compensation they would send in exchange for Rivers.

The Clippers eventually reinitiated talks and send a future first round pick to the Celtics.

Paul subsequently agreed to a $107 million new contract with the Clippers.

The New York Knicks are pursuing Beno Udrih with the veteran's minimum.

The Knicks are searching for additional point guard depth.

Udrih finished last season with the Orlando Magic.