The Toronto Raptors are continuing to rework their roster, acquiring the rights to Australian centre David Andersen from the Houston Rockets in exchange for a second-round draft pick in 2015.

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The Toronto Raptors continued to rework their roster acquiring the rights to Australian center David Andersen from the Houston Rockets in exchange for a second round draft pick in 2015, the teams said Wednesday.

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TORONTO – The Toronto Raptors have acquired centre David Andersen from the Houston Rockets for cash and a future second-round draft pick.

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The Toronto Raptors have acquired center David Andersen and cash considerations from the Houston Rockets in exchange for a 2015 protected second-round draft choice.

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The Toronto Raptors continued their roster make over by acquiring second-year centre David Andersen from the Houston Rockets, according to a report from The Houston Chronicle Wednesday.

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source: Chris Wang | taiwanhoops.com Chinese basketball star Yao Ming will be among a group of players from the National Basketball Association (NBA) who will visit Taiwan next week for various charity events. Yao, a 223-centimeter who was the first Chinese player in the NBA and currently plays for the Houston Rockets, is scheduled to arrive in Taipei for a July 28 charity game in Taipei Arena …

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J.A. Adande reports: Wherever Chris Bosh heads next, he’ll likely have to do so on his own — and at a slightly discounted rate.

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The Houston Rockets would like to snag one of the top free-agent power forwards, such as Chris Bosh (notes) or Amar’e Stoudemire (notes) , but it would have to do a sign-and-trade deal in order to get under the salary cap.

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The Houston Rockets don’t have enough room under the salary cap to sign Chris Bosh (notes) and the team is considered a long shot to snag the free-agent forward but the Houston Chronicle reports that General Manager Daryl Morey met with Bosh in Dallas moments after the free-agency window opened at midnight Eastern last night. Morey made sure Rockets fans know what he was doing, tweeting, "Just finished meeting with @chrisbosh – great player & person.

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The Portland Trail Blazers continue to have discussions with several teams about reserve guard Rudy Fernandez, who has fallen out of favor with Coach Nate McMillan and has been seeking a trade for almost a year. The most serious suitors at the moment are the Toronto Raptors and Houston Rockets, with Toronto offering its first-round pick, the 13th pick overall, as part of a package.

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