来自蜂报的消息： Additionally, sources say Minnesota has considered adding [Kevin] Martin to its backcourt. It's not known, however, whether Timberwolves general manager David Kahn would trade either member of his formidable frontcourt – Al Jefferson or Kevin Love. 来自达拉斯的消息： Dirk on trades: "We won′t make a deal just to make a deal. But we are trying to get better, so we keep our eyes and ears open. We are definitely interested if someone is available that makes us better." Dirk on Kevin Martin: "Kevin Martin is a good player and has made an impressive development since he came into this league. The only problem is that he′s often injured. He missed quite a few games this season, too. The question is if he would bring us to the next level." Nowitzki and Jason Kidd aren’t marching into the front office demanding this or that. But their opinions are welcome, let’s just put it that way. So much so that Dirk has an intimate-enough knowledge of Martin’s strengths and weaknesses. So, does Dallas still covet Kevin Martin? Yes. Is the fact Sacto has lost 19 of 22 with Martin in the lineup a motivating factor for Kings management? I don’t know. (Notice this poll on Sactown Royalty. ... Kings followers aren't quite sure at this point if they should be buyers or sellers.) Can Dallas and Sacto swing a deal that involves a third team and lands the Kings a big man? Maybe. But here’s my two cents on what might be happening behind the scenes as it relates to a three-way: If that third team is giving a way a big and the cost to Dallas is essentially Josh Howard and change … might that big not be just as attractive to me as Kevin Martin? -- --

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