Former Hawks guard Acie Law has re-signed with Olympiacos in Greece, but he has requested a buyout option due to interest from NBA teams.

Law has been very successful since leaving for the Euroleague in 2011, and his overseas success has reportedly drawn the interest of "two NBA teams," who may send him an offer sheet in the coming days.

Former Hawks guard Acie Law has re-signed with Olympiacos in Greece.

There isn't much of a market for Law in the NBA these days, so he can probably earn as much in Greece while playing a much larger role on a terrific team -- Olympiacos won the Euroleague and Greek A1 league championships last season.

Acie Law is reportedly drawing interest from the Mavericks.

Law spent the season playing in Greece, and the 2007 No. 4 overall pick is still looking for a way back to the NBA. The report also suggests that Nick Calathes could be on Dallas' radar as well. The Mavericks hold Calathes' draft rights.

Former Hawks guard Acie Law scored 10 points and handed out two assists on Saturday, helping Olympiakos win the Greek basketball league for the first time in 15 years.

Olympiakos dethroned rival Panathinaikos, which had won each of the past nine seasons -- and best of all it was peaceful, after riots ended last year's Greek finals. No word yet on whether Law will attempt a return to the NBA.

Acie Law has signed with Olympiacos in Greece.

Law gave some thought to a return to the NBA after reaching a buy out with Partizan Belgrade earlier in January, but he's locked into a much larger role overseas.

Acie Law has reached an agreement on a buy out of his contract with Partizan Belgrade.

Law was playing overseas but may now be interested in a return stateside. He'll look to latch onto a roster as a backup point guard.

As expected, free agent guard Acie Law has signed a one-year deal with the Serbian club Partizan Belgrade.

Law has been hampered by injuries in recent years, including bone spurs in his right wrist, but he played in some charity games this summer and is healthy enough to suit up. His contract does not allow him to return to the NBA after the lockout, meaning he'll spend the entire season in Serbia.

Free agent guard Acie Law is close to signing a deal to play with Partizan Belgrade of Serbia.

He's coming off wrist surgery and given his struggles up to this point, might have trouble sticking in the NBA once the lockout is over.

Free agent G Acie Law knocked knees with another player during a charity game Sunday and sat out his team's final two games.

Law said he felt soreness and decided to sit out as a mere precaution. "I didn't want to keep playing with the situation in the NBA and then have something small like this grow into something big," Law said. Law added that his surgically-repaired wrist is completely healthy.

Acie Law had surgery on Thursday to remove bone spurs from his right wrist -- he will be re-evaluated in four weeks.

Law figures to play as a reserve guard for some team next year (he's a free agent), but it will likely take a few key injuries for him to surface with reliable fantasy appeal.

Acie Law is scheduled for wrist surgery Thursday in New York.

The procedure is designed to remove painful bone spurs from Law's right (non-shooting) wrist. Law is not signed for next season.

Acie Law is not with the team for Tuesday's game against the Thunder so he can get tests on his injured wrist.

Stephen Curry's owners can rejoice, as Law has been Keith Smart's primary weapon against them. If Curry doesn't log a full workload tonight, it could mean that Smart already knows he is fired and doesn't care.

Acie Law tweaked his wrist at one point during Monday's game, but stayed in the game and finished with 14 points on 6-of-11 shooting with four rebounds, three assists, two steals, and five turnovers in 22 minutes off the bench.

The decision to bench Stephen Curry is reaching a fever pitch in and around Warrior-land, and Law stands in the bulls-eye as the guy with no business taking anybody's minutes. Sure, he has played well by his standards, but right now Smart is showing he has a little Nellie in him.

Acie Law (wrist) returned to action on Tuesday, scoring five points on 1-of-7 shooting with two rebounds, five assists, and two steals in 23 minutes.

Again, he got his minutes due to Stephen Curry foul trouble, and will continue to do so as Curry learns the hard way how to play NBA defense. Regardless, Law will not have value without multiple injuries to the Warriors' backcourt.

Acie Law returned to action on Tuesday February 22.

Acie Law (wrist) and Lou Amundson (back) did not play on Tuesday against the Hornets.

His absence has opened up minutes for Stephen Curry and Monta Ellis, but that's about it. While Keith Smart said that Law could return for Wednesday's game against the Jazz, he did not offer such words for Amundson.

As expected, Acie Law (wrist) won't play in Wednesday's game.

This will be the fourth straight game the backup PG has missed. There's no word yet on when he'll be ready to return.

Acie Law (wrist) is doubtful for Wednesday's game against the Nuggets.

Law was giving the Warriors some decent minutes behind Steph Curry, but he'll likely miss his fourth straight game tomorrow. Curry is averaging a healthy 39.3 minutes per game over the last 10 outings.

Acie Law (wrist) missed his second game with a wrist injury on Monday.

His absence all but ensures that Monta Ellis and Stephen Curry will play heavy minutes, making his injury worth tracking for owners of the aforementioned.

Acie Law (wrist) will not play on Saturday against the Bulls, and is hoping to return "next week."

He only affects fantasy leagues by giving Keith Smart an option to replace Stephen Curry with when he gets into foul trouble or starts playing carelessly. Suffice to say, this is good news for Curry's short-term outlook.