Jazz restricted free agent Wesley Matthews and his agent both are in Portland tonight to meet face-to-face with the Trail Blazers. Matthews' camp has been in frequent touch with the Blazers, who last summer signed Jazz power forward Paul Millsap to a frontloaded four-year, $32 million offer sheet that Utah ultimately matched. It's unknown if the Blazers planned to make Matthews a formal offer tonight. If they did and Matthews signed it, the Jazz would have a week to decide whether or not they wanted to match. The Jazz have been quite vocal about saying they want Matthews back, but have not yet presented him with a formal contract proposal. Jazz general manager Kevin O'Connor and Matthews' Virginia-based agent, Lance Young, spoke earlier this week when both were here in Florida for the Orlando Pro Summer League. "We talked," O'Connor said today. "I think everyone wants to shake out where everyone is, and I think the marketplace needs to settle. "See where everything is, because usually ... the first three or four days there are contracts that are pretty favorable to players." Today was the first full day of the summer that NBA free agents could make good on their promises and formally sign contracts. After doing so recently with both Millsap and reserve swingman C.J. Miles, O'Connor did acknowledge the reality that the Jazz could soon be deciding if they'll have to match yet another offer sheet. "Sure," he said. "Look, you can always expect that." Matthews, undrafted out of Marquette last year, finished this past season as the Jazz's starting shooting guard. -- 简单说就是 Matthews 到波特兰来面试 不过目前不知道有无报价 --

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