The Arlington Heights Daily Herald reports that the Chicago Bulls will definitely be interested in dealing for Chris Bosh , if the Raptors All-Star hits the market.

The story notes that the Bulls would be more interested in Bosh than Amare Stoudemire , if the Suns keep him available. The belief is that Bosh would fit in better with the Bulls and the team is more convinced that Bosh would make a good teammate, and are not as sold on Stoudemire in that regard.

The Bulls would have their work cut out for them if they pursued Bosh. There are numerous teams that would be in the running for Bosh if he were available, including New York, Golden State, Miami and Utah. The story also speculates that the Raptors could reach out to the Lakers and try to get Pau Gasol in exchange for Bosh.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that the Cavaliers may not remain in the bidding to get Brad Miller from the Kings, due at least partially to the fact that Cleveland seems to be doing fine with the roster it has.

The Cavs have recently taken the stance that they're in good shape, especially following their success on the road out west. The report says that not only are the Cavs considering staying out of the running for Miller, but they might not make any roster moves at all before the Feb. 19 trade deadline.

The Cavs are just one of the teams that have had discussions with the Kings about Miller. The Sacramento Bee reported on Tuesday that Miller could be headed to the Miami Heat.

A recent report from the Miami Herald indicates that while the Heat continue pondering a trade that would send Shawn Marion to the Toronto Raptors in exchange for C Jermaine O'Neal , they are also considering other players they might get for Marion, including Mavericks small forward Josh Howard .

The story noted it is unlikely that Marion would re-sign with Miami, and that several teams besides Dallas have shown interest in acquiring him. However, it's still not a sure thing that he'll be dealt. While the Heat believe the Raptors' O'Neal to be the best center currently available -- and also consider center to be their biggest area of need -- they are still concerned about the status of his troublesome knee as well as his $23 million price tag for 2009-10.

The Raptors have apparently offered the Heat O'Neal in exchange for both Marion and Marcus Banks , and a source told the Herald it's "50-50" that the Heat would accept the deal.