ESPN's Saturday Draft Blog: The Point Guard Parade

• Memphis G Tyreke Evans was among five point guards visiting the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday and surprisingly, joined the other four in a group workout, telling the Pioneer Press that "I just wanted to let people know that I'm not running from nobody." Evans matched up against a group of Syracuse's Jonny Flynn, Brandon Jennings of Italy, UCLA's Jrue Holiday, North Carolina's Ty Lawson and Wake Forest's Jeff Teague.

• In New Jersey, after avoiding the Nets for weeks, Brandon Jennings is expected to join a group for a workout on Saturday. The Star-Ledger reports that the reason for the about-face is, as one scout said, that Jennings is "sliding like a five-year-old in the park." More evidence of a fall for Jennings comes from Phoenix, where the Arizona Republic reports that Jennings will work out for the Suns, who hold the 14th pick.

• The New York Knicks have narrowed their point guard list to three players, reports the New York Post, and is bringing UCLA's Jrue Holiday back for a second look. Holiday was outplayed by Stephen Curry in an earlier workout, warranting the second look. Also in the mix is Tyreke Evans, who, like Curry, could be selected before the Knicks pick at No. 8.

• One team that can't get a look at the top point guards is the Charlotte Bobcats, where the Charlotte Observer writes that all the top prospects have declined invitations because of the presence on the Bobcats' roster of Raymond Felton and D.J. Augustin.