by By Ross Siler The Salt Lake Tribune , The Salt Lake Tribune

The four-day mini-camp will be the first step in USA Basketball's preparations for the 2010 world championships in Turkey and 2012 Olympics in London.

Although no members of last year's Olympic team will participating, the mini-camp will bring together a group of young pros, including Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant, Chicago's Derrick Rose and Blake Griffin, the expected No. 1 overall pick in the NBA Draft.

The Jazz will be the second-most represented team at the mini-camp, trailing only Portland, which had LaMarcus Aldridge, Jerryd Bayless, Greg Oden and Brandon Roy selected.

Oklahoma City joined the Jazz in having three players selected with Durant, Jeff Green and Russell Westbrook. The NBA's past three rookies of the year - - Roy, Durant and Rose - - will take part in the mini-camp.

The Lakers' Trevor Ariza, Charlotte's D.J. Augustin, Boston's Glen Davis, Memphis' Rudy Gay, Indiana's Danny Granger, New Jersey's Devin Harris and Brook Lopez, Philadelphia's Andre Iguodala and Thaddeus Young, New York's David Lee, Minnesota's Kevin Love and Atlanta's 'Josh Smith round out the roster of invited players.

Korver, Millsap and Brewer each are key players in the Jazz's off-season. Korver has until Tuesday to decide about opting out of his contract and becoming a free agent. Millsap will be a restricted free agent and Brewer is eligible for a contract extension.

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