Veteran point guard Earl Watson has agreed to sign with the Utah Jazz, a league source told FanHouse.Watson's deal, according to the source, will be guaranteed. The terms are otherwise not known at this time.
Watson is entering his 10th season, having averaged 7.8 points, 5.1 assists and 29.4 minutes per game and starting 52 times with Indiana last season after he won the job over T.J. Ford.
The 31-year-old has been on the move virtually nonstop since 2005, when his three-season stint with Memphis came to an end and he spent the following five seasons with Denver, Seattle (later Oklahoma City) and the Pacers.
He should see substantial time with the Jazz behind All-Star Deron Williams, as fellow point guard Ronnie Price is the only other option for Utah coach Jerry Sloan.
E-mail Sam at amick.sam@gmail.com or follow him on Twitter at @samickAOL.
Eric Holder Personally Approved Controversial Fox News Warrant
Bridge Collapses In Washington State
Boy Scouts To Allow Gay Youths
Senate Confirms Key Obama Nominee As Filibuster Fight Looms
Jodi Arias Jury DEADLOCKED
Guantanamo Prisoners Watch Obama Speech
Horror In Bethesda
Google's In Trouble
Brave Woman Stood Down Armed London Attackers
Steve King Points Finger At Reagan For Helping Obama Get Elected
Obama Lays Out New Drone Policy
Change For Key IRS Scandal Figure, Reports Say
Obama Tries To Have It Both Ways On 'Perpetual War' Law
Tom Coburn Ratchets Down Opposition To Tornado Relief Bill
This Major Stock Collapse Is A Serious Warning For The U.S.
Senate GOP At Odds With Tea Party On Budget Negotiations
Could Miscarriages Become Criminal?
WikiLeaks Slams Film 'Filled With Factual Errors And Speculation'
Procter & Gamble Makes Surprise Move
Killed Soldier In London Attack Identified
GOP-Backed Student Loan Plan Clears House Despite Veto Threat
LISTEN: Terror Inside Elementary School As Tornado Hits
Imams Visit Auschwitz, Pray For Holocaust Victims
Farm State Senator Defends 'Monsanto Protection Act'
McAfee Denies Murder: 'Not My Style'
Lawmaker: 'Medical Marijuana Saved My Life'
WATCH: Jon Stewart Shuts Down Bill O'Reilly
New Trayvon Martin Evidence Features Incriminating Photos, Texts From Teen
