Lamar Odom traded

• The Utah Jazz have emerged as the potential third team in the Los Angeles Clippers ongoing trade discussions to acquire Lamar Odom from the Dallas Mavericks, according to sources close to the process. Sources told ESPN.
(ESPN)
• The Los Angeles Clippers have engaged in trade discussions to bring Lamar Odom back to the L.A. team that drafted him, according to sources close to the situation.
(ESPN)
• News. The forward is no stranger to Lob City. Lamar spent his first four years in the NBA as a Clipper when the team drafted him fourth overall in 1999.
(Entertainment Online)
• *Following a short stint with the Dallas Mavericks, longtime Los Angeles Lakers star Lamar Odom is headed back to the City of Angels, according to the Associated Press, but this time as part of his original team, the Los Angeles Clippers.
(EURweb)
• The Lakers traded Lamar Odom to the Dallas Maverick's in the fall, only to be listed inactive by his new team in April. But taking a break from the team doesn't mean he took a break from the gym.
(omg! on Yahoo!)
• the Mavericks will soon be rid of Lamar Odom and any financial obligation to him.
(Dallas Morning News)
• the Mavericks will soon be rid of Lamar Odom and any financial obligation to him for the coming season.
(Dallas Morning News)
• Khloe Kardashians husband Lamar Odom has reportedly been traded to the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team. Khloe Kardashians husband has reportedly been traded to the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team.
(Khloe Kardashian's Husband Traded Los Angeles Clippers - Contactmusic.com)
• The Mavericks, Clippers and Jazz have agreed to a trade in principle that would send Mo Williams to the Jazz and Lamar Odom from Dallas to the Clippers, which is all but finalized after Mo Williams told ESPN he will opt-in on his $8.5 million contract by Saturday.
(Rotoworld.com)
• There is a chance that Lamar Odoms career could come full circle. The Mavericks, who acquired Odom last season through a trade with the Lakers, have until Friday to decide whether they want to buy out the final year of his $2.4-million contract.
(KTLA.com)