In the offseason, there were rumors indicating that the Dallas Mavericks had interest in acquiring Andre Iguodala from the Memphis Grizzlies. However, the Mavs are reportedly more likely to use their $11.7 million trade exception from the Harrison Barnes deal to acquire another player.

The Golden State Warriors traded Iguodala, as well as a protected first-round draft pick, to the Grizzlies this offseason. The 35-year-old vet hasn't played a game with Memphis, though, as he's waiting for a trade or buyout.

Via Sean Deveney of Heavy.com:

But the Grizzlies have yet to show interest in that deal and whether the Mavs would revisit the offer is a question. Sources indicate that the Mavs’ intent as the season progresses is to hunt for a piece with the trade exception they hold from the Harrison Barnes deal, worth $11.7 million. The Mavs can take on a player with a contract less than that value without giving up anything in return.

Some NBA insiders point to the Los Angeles Lakers as a possible landing spot for Iguodala:

“He’s going to the Lakers,” ESPN's Jackie MacMullan said in October on The Hoop Collective podcast. “I’ve had four different players tell me that. Every player I talk to tells me that.”

Iguodala would be a solid pickup for any team looking for an established veteran. He's a three-time champion and an excellent perimeter defender. For now, though, it seems we'll have to wait a bit longer to see where he lands.