Leon Powe will play for the Bulls in summer league.

Powe played in Puerto Rico last season and the Bulls were rumored to have interest, so they'll get an extended look at him in summer league. With the possibility that the team will lose Omer Asik as a restricted free agent, bringing in Powe for a look makes sense.

Leon Powe has left his team in Puerto Rico, and the Bulls are reportedly interested in the veteran big man.

Powe just signed with the Puerto Rican team and the timing of his departure seems very telling. Chicago has one available roster spot.

Leon Powe has reportedly signed with Atleticos de San German in Puerto Rico.

Powe had previously been linked to the Bulls. The 28-year-old played in 30 games for the Cavs and Grizzlies last season, averaging 5.3 points per game.

Leon Powe "remains a possibility" to be signed by the Chicago Bulls.

The Bulls were in the Joel Przybilla sweepstakes, but after he decided to sign with Portland, Chicago is back in the market for another big man. The Bulls have an open roster spot with just 14 players under contract.

Leon Powe has officially signed with the Grizzlies.

Powe is a capable veteran who brings more size and toughness to the bench, where he'll backup Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol as Memphis makes their push toward the playoffs. They currently hold the eighth seed in the West, 0.5 game ahead of the Suns and 1.5 games ahead of the Jazz.

Updating our earlier post, forward Leon Powe has officially signed a deal with the Memphis Grizzlies.

It is highly unlikely that Powe will make an impact in fantasy hoops this season.

Free agent F Leon Powe will sign with the Grizzlies, a source tells NBA.com's David Aldridge.

The Grizzlies are making a hard push for the playoffs and Powe will be another piece off the bench. When his knees are healthy, Powe has the size and skills to be a quality member of the second unit.

Free agent Leon Powe visited the Grizzlies on Wednesday.

Powe worked out a buyout from the Cavs last week and is looking for the right fit. If healthy, he'd give the Grizz some rugged toughness on the interior off the bench.

The Grizzlies, Knicks, and Celtics have all expressed interest in signing PF Leon Powe once he clears waivers on Tuesday.

The Memphis Commercial Appeal confirms the Grizzlies' interest, though the Celtics still seem like the front-runner given their history with Powe and obvious championship aspirations.

The Celtics may sign big man Leon Powe, recently released by Cleveland, once he clears waivers.

"I'll be happy wherever I end up, but Boston is always holding a special place in my heart," Powe said. The 6'8" PF would add more depth to Boston's veteran frontcourt, but it's unlikely he'd have much value. The Knicks and Magic have also been mentioned as possible landing spots.

The Cavs have released Leon Powe.

The Cavaliers had to get the roster down to fifteen players. He is another big body the Celtics may try and acquire.

After the trading fallout the Cleveland Cavaliers are forced to reduce their roster making Leon Powe the most likely target for a buyout.

Powe would join a growing list of players big name players to the buyout list making it possible that he could fall to a less competitive team. Should this happen, there's a chance that he could hold some value. Wait for an official word but a buyout looks likely.

Leon Powe and Jamario Moon have both been mentioned as players whose contracts are likely to be bought out by the Cavs after the trade deadline.

"We're trying to work on something," Powe said of a buyout. "I want an opportunity to play. You brought me out here to play; you might as well just move me on." It's doubtful that either player will have the opportunity they have in Cleveland.

Leon Powe (knee) will return to action for the first time since having knee surgery in January.

Expect small steps out of Powe but the opportunity is there for someone like him to take advantage of a weak Cavs roster. Give him a few games but keep an eye on his minutes and his adjustment.

Leon Powe (knee) went through practice on Tuesday.

Powe won't play tonight and is doubtful for Friday, but he is getting close to a return. Depending on what shakes out with the Cavs at the trade deadline, Powe could be a significant part of the rotation over the final two months.

Leon Powe will stay in Cleveland to continue his rehab while the Cavaliers play in Boston on Tuesday.

"I wanted to go out there [to Boston]," said Powe, who used to play for the Celtics. "I haven't seen some people, especially the fans, in a while." He has begun limited on-court activities and is on pace to return around the All-Star break.

Leon Powe returned to the court Wednesday for the first time since knee surgery.

Powe is just three weeks removed from surgery to repair his right meniscus. His original timetable was 4-6 weeks. Although Powe isn't an add now, anyone with talent in Cleveland will be worth monitoring -- especially if veterans like Antawn Jamison are sent packing at the deadline.

Cavs big man Leon Powe underwent knee surgery on Friday and is out indefinitely.

He has a torn meniscus and will miss at least six weeks, which is bad news for the Cavs and Powe, but probably good news for both Anderson Varejao and J.J. Hickson, who will hopefully be back in action tonight after being benched for his last game.

Cavaliers big man Leon Powe left Wednesday's game with a right knee contusion and is not travelling on the team's current five-game roadtrip.

With Anderson Varejao ailing, Cleveland may be forced to play Ryan Hollins and J.J. Hickson at center. There's no word on when Powe might return, but it doesn't sound like he'll play at all during the trip.

Cavaliers center Leon Powe finished Sunday's game with just two points and one rebound in 14 minutes.

Powe played 30+ minutes in Cleveland's last game, and with his balky knees it's no surprise to see him limited. This dampens any enthusiasm about Saturday's solid outing, and the clock is ticking until Anderson Varejao returns from a fractured cheekbone.