Lamar Odom is having more problems.On Monday, Odom was removed from a Delta Airlines flight after throwing up on the plane. Odom had been seen knocking back beers and whiskey prior to boarding the flight from Los Angeles to New York City.According to people on the flight, Odom bolted out of his first-class seat and threw up in the plane's galley. He made his way to the bathroom where he continued his purge, with the door open. He tried to return to his seat with vomit on his sweatpants.A flight attendant intervened and Odom was escorted off the plane. A cleaning crew came aboard to scrub away Odom's mess. But about 10 minutes later, Odom reappeared and steadied himself on his way back to the bathroom using passengers' heads for balance. Odom was again removed from the plane and this time, the flight took off minus Odom.Odom nearly died of a drug overdose when he was found unconscious at a Nevada brothel in October.--The Detroit Pistons announced they have signed free agent center Boban... [More]

Sasha Vujacic has agreed to return to the New York Knicks on a one-year deal, multiple outlets reported Tuesday.The deal is worth the veteran's minimum of $1.41 million.Vujacic's familiarity with New York's triangle offense was a key factor in his re-signing. Vujacic spent seven seasons playing for current Knicks president and former Lakers coach and executive Phil Jackson in Los Angeles from 2004-2010.The 32-year-old combo guard has played for four teams during his nine-year NBA career with a career average of 5.5 points over 539 games.Vujacic spent the 2015-16 season with New York, averaging 4.9 points in61 games.He was selected No. 27 overall by Los Angeles in the 2004 draft.The Knicks are now up to 13 guaranteed contracts on their roster.

G Sasha Vujacic netted 16 points for the Knicks Wednesday.

G Sasha Vujacic came within two points of his season high and within four of his career high as he led New York with 21 points in Sunday's loss to Indiana. He shot 7-of-15 and is shooting 51 percent (22 of 43) in his last seven games.

G Sasha Vujacic remained in New York's starting lineup, but provided no impact in 13 scoreless minutes. He missed his only field goal attempt and is 3 for 17 (17.6%) over his last three games.

G Sasha Vujacic made the most of his first start in four months. Vujacic hit six of his seven 3-pointers and scored a season-high 23 points and the New York Knicks hit 16 of 24 3-pointers as a team in a 128-97 rout of the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night.Vujacic, starting for the first time since Nov. 10 in place of Arron Afflalo (right abdominal strain), hit six of seven 3-pointers. The point total was his season high, and it came within two points of his career high."I'm a big believer in hard work. I waited and I waited and my opportunity came," Vujacic said. "I'm happy that my teammates believed in me and they were standing there with me tonight."

G Sasha Vujacic, signed by the Knicks as a free agent over the summer, averaged just 11 minutes per game in February while making just eight of his 32 shots. He failed to score in 6:40 of action on Sunday against Miami.

G Sasha Vujacic has not played in 15 games this season, all due to coach's decision.

Vujacic tallied eight points (3-13 FG, 2-2 FT), three assists, five rebounds, and a steal over 21 minutes in Monday's 94-88 victory over the Sixers.

The veteran has started all three exhibitions, even though he is fully expected to come off the bench as Arron Affalo's primary backup during the regular season. After hitting 75 percent of his shots from long range in his last contest on Oct. 9 against the Wizards, Vujacic went cold from beyond the arc Monday, missing all four attempts and shooting just 23 percent from the field overall. Nevertheless, Vujacic was a consistent source of other counting stats once again, hauling in five boards for the third consecutive contest and contributing a trio of assists for the second time in the first three preseason games. As previously stated by Knicks President Phil Jackson, the 31-year-old is expected to play an important role in the regular rotation in 2015-16, although his expected amount of playing time is yet to be determined.

Vujacic will be a "significant force off the bench," according to President Phil Jackson, Charley Rosen of ESPN reports.

Vujacic's familiarity with the triangle offense, Phil Jackson, and coach Derek Fisher will offer him a longer leash than anticipated. He can serve as a coach on the court with the younger players, but the bulk of the guard minutes are expected to belong to Jose Calderon and Arron Afflalo. Vujacic will absorb a tertiary role in the rotation as he competes with Langston Galloway and Jerian Grant for playing time.

Vujacic agreed to a one-year deal with the Knicks on Friday, Shams Charania of RealGM reports.

Vujacic hasn't played in the NBA since the 2013-14 season, when he played in just two games for the Clippers while playing on a 10-day contract. The 31-year-old guard spent the last year playing with Istanbul Buyuksehir Belediyesi where he finished with averages of 15.7 points, 4.6 rebounds and 3.8 assists over 33 minutes per game. The terms of the deal have yet to be announced, but Vujacic will join the Knicks as added depth in the backcourt.

The Clippers will not re-sign Sasha Vujacic after the expiration of his 10-day contract.

Doc Rivers reportedly wants to sign a big man instead, though that move might be delayed to allow for greater roster flexibility until the trade deadline passes. Vujacic shot 2-of-5 from the field in a total of 10 minutes of action for L.A.

Clippers sign G Sasha Vujacic.

Vujacic will be playing on a 10-day contract and he's unlikely to provide more than occasional 3-pointers off L.A.'s bench. He last played in the NBA for the Lakers and Nets in 2010-11, when he averaged 9.8 points on 40.2 percent shooting.

The Clippers are reportedly close to signing Sasha Vujacic to a 10-day contract.

Vujacic took a physical, and the deal could become official by Tuesday. This move would solely be to add depth to the Clippers backcourt, and it is extremely unlikely Vujacic would have any fantasy impact.

Sasha Vujacic has been working out with the Lakers and is hoping to relaunch his NBA career.

He was in the gym last week and the talk of Sasha coming back to play stateside has been ongoing for over two months. Vujacic spent seven years with the Lakers, but his minutes per game decreased in each of the last four. While he has a shot to be part of the 20 players invited to training camp, he's unlikely to make an impact during the regular season.

Sasha Vujacic intends to play in the NBA next season, and he would reportedly prefer to sign with the Lakers.

Vujacic played in Turkey alongside Jordan Farmar last season but both players are now eyeing a return to the NBA. The Grizzlies looked into signing 'The Machine' last February, but they were unable to get him out of his contract in Turkey and it's unknown whether they still have interest.

The Grizzlies recently tried to get Sasha Vujacic out of his European contract, but the team was unsuccessful.

Vujacic has been mentioned as a name the Grizzlies would target following their salary dump of a trade to Cleveland, but it doesn't appear that bringing "The Machine" back to the NBA is a possibility just yet.

Sasha Vujacic will reportedly sign a free agent contract with the Grizzlies.

Vujacic has been playing abroad in Turkey, and after re-signing with the team in August, it looks like he'll return to the NBA. It's been a while since we've seen his headband in action, and Vujacic should help to replace Wayne Ellington, who was sent packing to Cleveland.

Sasha Vujacic has re-signed with Anadolu Efes Istanbul for another season.

Vujacic will continue to play in Turkey, where Jordan Farmar will be his newest teammate. Vujacic may eventually come back to the NBA, but he seems to be very happy playing for Anadolu Efes at this time.

Raptors GM Bryan Colangelo says there is "no truth" to reports that Toronto has interest in Sasha Vujacic.

There was some bad information floating around Twitter that Vujacic already had a four-year contract offer in hand from the Raptors, but that never made any sense for a variety of reasons. Thankfully, Colangelo quickly put that rumor to bed. Vujacic hopes to return to the NBA next season, but it's hard to imagine any team willing to give him a four-year commitment. There is just no need to do that.