Brian Scalabrine, who played for Doc Rivers in Boston, is said to be a candidate to join Rivers' coaching staff in Los Angeles.

His playing days are over and he has a good relationship with Rivers, so the move would make sense.

The Warriors had a discussion with Brian Scalabine about becoming an assistant coach.

The Warriors lost a couple assistants this offseason, headlined by Mike Malone joining the Kings. Scalabine was a color analyst for the Celtics last season after turning down a chance to join Tom Thibodeau's staff in Chicago in 2012. He was a fan favorite and his charisma could translate to the coaching profession.

Brian Scalabrine has decided to turn down a coaching job with the Bulls and will instead be an analyst for CSN New England.

Scalabrine was previously rumored to be on the verge of joining Tom Thibodeau's staff in Chicago, but he's decided to opt for a career in television instead. His NBA days are over. "I had zero opportunities," he said.

Brian Scalabrine still hopes to play in the NBA next season.

Scalabrine has already been told that he won't be returning to the Bulls, and although he's been offered a TV job, Scal is exploring his options as he looks to continue his career.

Brian Scalabrine will not return to the Bulls this season, according to K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune.

Scalabrine is always a fan favorite and would like to continue his run in the NBA, but it remains to be seen if there's a team willing to sign him. For now, the only two centers on Chicago's roster are Joakim Noah, who missed the Olympics with a severely sprained ankle, and journeyman Nazr Mohammed.

Brian Scalabrine hopes to continue playing in the NBA for as long as possible, after which he may pursue coaching or announcing.

"I'll play in the NBA as long as I can," said Scalabrine. "I'll get cut one day. That's just the only way I can really go. To just retire would be like quitting to me. They'll have to kick me out." There's a reason the guys is a fan favorite everywhere he goes, but the 34-year-old's useful playing days are rapidly coming to an end.

Brian Scalabrine re-signed with the Bulls on Monday.

He has no fantasy value, but is a nice guy to have on real life benches.

Brian Scalabrine has officially parted ways with the Italian team Benetton Treviso.

The "White Mamba" was popular with the team, but it appears he'll seek employment in the NBA for 2011-12. While he'll probably find a roster spot, he's not going to offer fantasy value.

Brian Scalabrine is enjoying his time with the Italian team Benetton Treviso, and he has no immediate plans to return to the NBA.

Scalabrine said he's taking it "day-by-day" but sounds like he could be in Italy for a while -- he's playing a big role in Italy but would barely crack an NBA rotation.

Brian Scalabrine has signed with Italian team Benetton Treviso.

Everybody's favorite 12th man has every reason to both make money and keep his game sharp with the lockout looming. There's no word if the deal includes an NBA 'out-clause,' but we wouldn't bank on it. Even if he stays a year, we can't completely rule him out for a return to the NBA.

According to Davide Chinellato, a journalist for the Italian publication Gazzetta della Sport, Brian Scalabrine is trying out with the Italian team Treviso and will have a couple of weeks to make the roster.

Scalabrine hinted in July that he'd explore his European options, and now he's doing exactly that. He's certainly not a lock to make the roster, and if he's cut by the team, his chances of ever gracing an NBA roster may very well be slim to none.

Brian Scalabrine said recently that he will play in Europe if the lockout negotiations don't improve in two weeks.

"With two years or so left of playing basketball, I'm not interested in watching billionaires fight," said Scalabrine. Players have to commit to at least a year overseas, meaning they can't opt out and join the NBA whenever the lockout ends.

Brian Scalabrine's contract will be fully guaranteed, a source tells the Chicago Tribune.

Scalabrine is playing on a non-guaranteed contract for the first time in his career. It will become full guaranteed on Monday. Veal Parm has appeared in just 12 games, averaging six minutes a night.

Brian Scalabrine scored 14 points on 6-of-7 shooting (2-of-3 from downtown) with one rebound, four assists, and a steal in 31 minutes off the bench on Wednesday.

It would take a few different injuries for 'Scal' to matter in fantasy leagues, but he looks like a good veteran pickup by Tom Thibodeau, who used to coach him in Boston.

Free agent big man Brian Scalabrine has agreed to a non-guaranteed deal with the Bulls.

Scalabrine is a "good bet" to make the team and his relationship with coach Tom Thibodeau doesn't hurt his chances. His energy off the bench is sure to quickly endear him to fans in Chicago but fantasy owners should obviously avoid him on draft day.

The Bulls might be interested in signing free agent big man Brian Scalabrine.

New Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau had a good relationship with Scal in Boston, fueling speculation that they'll reunite. It's unlikely to happen if Chicago gets Rudy Fernandez, and in any case "The job, for now unless it's Fernandez, is a 12th or 13th man who might play a day a week."

Brian Scalabrine, an unrestricted free agent, is hoping to sign with an NBA team before the season starts.

"I don't know what my plans are," he said. "I've got good offers overseas, but my goal is to play in the States for one more year and see what comes from it." Scalabrine is probably better known for his dancing and towel waving more than anything else, but was a good locker room guy for the Celtics.

Impending free agent Brian Scalabrine is expected to garner interest from the Nets and Sixers.

We're pretty skeptical that teams actually have B-Scals on their radar as July 1 approaches. The fan favorite is on the record saying he wants to return to Boston.

Brian Scalabrine returned to action on Wednesday April 14.

Brian Scalabrine isn't traveling with the Celtics on due to a right shoulder injury he suffered back in January.

He's still a fan favorite, but Scalabrine isn't offering the Celtics much these days even when fully healthy.