DeAndre Liggins was arrested on Saturday in Oklahoma City for a complaint of domestic abuse.

KOCO 5 News in Oklahoma City reports Liggins was involved in a physical altercation with a woman.

"We are aware of the situation and take this matter seriously," Sam Presti said in a statement. "We are in the process of gathering more information and have no further comment at this time."

Liggins averaged 1.5 points and 1.4 assists in 39 games for the Thunder last season.

Liggins is on a non-guaranteed contract for next season and must make the team to earn his salary.

Joel Anthony has two seasons left on his contract with the Miami Heat, and the veteran center is hoping to retire with the organization that brought him into the NBA in 2007.

"Of course I want to retire with Miami," Anthony said. "It's the team that gave me the opportunity, the team that I've played my six years on in the NBA and there's no reason for me to leave."

Anthony has been part of back-to-back titles with the Heat.

"It's not an issue of whether you're going to play or get minutes, the most important thing is that we went out to win a championship," Anthony said. "That's my goal. At the start of the season I'm not thinking if I'm going to get minutes or not, instead it's about getting that title. As that goal was reached, there's no reason to go anywhere else."

Anthony averaged 1.4 points, 1.9 rebounds and less than a block in 62 games last season.

The Phoenix Suns have stated their optimism about the playing status of Channing Frye, who missed last season due to an enlarged heart.

The Suns should learn in a few weeks if Frye will be able to return next season.

"We're optimistic he'll be able to play," Suns GM Ryan McDonough said.

LaMarcus Aldridge admits he was extremely frustrated with last season but not to the point where he requested a trade from the Portland Trail Blazers.

"I wasn't ready to make a move yet," Aldridge said. "I was just frustrated in the moment. I haven't given Neil (Olshey) a chance yet."

There has been extensive speculation regarding Aldridge this offseason.

Olshey has made it clear that the Blazers do not plan to discuss trades involving Aldridge.

The Philadelphia 76ers have hired Chad Iske as an assistant coach on the staff of Brett Brown.

Iske has developed a great reputation for player development under George Karl.

The Philadelphia 76ers continue to wait on signing first round picks Michael Carter-Williams and Nerlens Noel to rookie contracts.

The 76ers have additional cap space by delaying those signings.

Noel has a cap hold of $2,643,600, while Carter-Williams' cap hold is $1,834,100.

E.J. Singler will join the Portland Trail Blazers as a non-guaranteed roster camp invitee.

Singler played at Oregon and attended South Medford High School in the area.

Singler is prepared to play in the D-League instead of going overseas.

“There’s an option overseas, but the D-League is a great option, too,” Singler said in June. “A great example is Danny Green ... that’s a guy that has worked hard and made his way into the NBA after paying his dues in the D-League. It can be a good opportunity for me.” 

Terrel Harris is expected to be released by the Portland Trail Blazers ahead of training camp, according to a team source.

Harris was suspended for five games after violating the NBA's anti-drug policy.

Harris is listed on the Blazers' roster as of now.

Lamar Odom is unlikely to receive a guaranteed deal after being arrested for allegedly driving under the influence.

Odom is reportedly dealing with a drug issue that could jeopardize his future in the NBA.

“I would say he is beyond toxic at this point,” one general manager said. “Just going by what he is giving you on the court, he would have been a risk anyway, maybe someone you give a partial guarantee to just to see if he can turn things around. But with the circus that’s around him off the court now, no way. I think that’s the end of Lamar Odom in the NBA. It’s a shame.”

Odom averaged 4.0 points on 39.9 percent shooting for the Los Angeles Clippers last season.

Quentin Richardson has been waived by the Toronto Raptors.

Richardson was acquired by the Raptors via sign-and-trade from the Knicks in the July deal involving Andrea Bargnani.