K-Mart could be ready to check out of Denver.

When the NBA lockout ends—whenever that’ll be—Denver Nuggets forward Kenyon Martin will become an unrestricted free agent. A former No. 1 overall draft pick, Martin’s up-and-down career has been highlighted by several injuries, so it wasn’t a shock the Nuggets declined to give him a contract extension this past season. With his future in Denver in limbo, Martin has gone ahead and posted his house for sale. But because Martin’s pad is under contract, REMAX’s Nick Evancich, the agent handling the listing, has declined to reveal the sale price.

Above are several pictures of Martin’s crib, along with a video-tour of the house. CelebrityDetective.com, which originally shared the photos, claims K-Mart wanted to make $3.2 million on the transaction, while the YouTube video of the property lists $2.6 million in the description and $2.4 million in the actual title. So, yeah, no one knows how much the asking price is. What we do know: Kenyon Martin will be a free agent when the league resumes, and if this is any indication, he may be on his way out of Denver.

(Photos and video courtesy of Denver WestWord)

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The Denver Nuggets selected Morehead St. Eagles forward Kenneth Faried with the No. 22 overall pick. Once the Portland Trail Blazers selected Duke guard Nolan Smith with the No. 21 pick, long rumored to be Faried’s landing spot. Rumors of a Portland-Denver swap of Andre Miller for Raymond Felton are currently being reported but the picks will not be swapped.

Faried is a pure rebounder in the NBA. He had 1,673 rebounds in college, more than when Tim Duncan was at Wake Forest. Faried averaged 14.5 rebounds as a senior and 13.0 rebounds for each of the previous two seasons. He doesn’t have much of an offensive game, but that’s not what the Nuggets drafted him for. He will come in, be a true rebounder, ease the transition away from Kenyon Martin and give the team a true power forward.

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