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Paul Pierce said he is unsure at the moment about whether he will return for next season.
"A lot has to do with my family, talking to my wife, kids, my mother," Pierce said.
The Washington Wizards were eliminated from the playoffs on Friday.
Pierce has a player option on his contract for the 2015-16 season.
TheSamMitchell wrote:Pierce just stop it. He just wants attention after getting his ass eliminated. He knows damn well he will be back. Dude hits a somewhat significant shot and acts like he won a championship. He doesn't have "it."
TheSamMitchell wrote:Pierce just stop it. He just wants attention after getting his ass eliminated. He knows damn well he will be back. Dude hits a somewhat significant shot and acts like he won a championship. He doesn't have "it."
TheSamMitchell wrote:Pierce just stop it. He just wants attention after getting his ass eliminated. He knows damn well he will be back. Dude hits a somewhat significant shot and acts like he won a championship. He doesn't have "it."
Sam195 wrote:There is no way he retires on such a sour note. I see pierce, garnettd, duncan and ginoblli all resigning with their current teams for two more years and officially retiring together when the league goes on extended leave with the start of an almost certain 2017 nba lockout. MJ retired right after winning a title and before the 1998 lockout -these hofs will do the same.
TheSamMitchell wrote:Pierce just stop it. He just wants attention after getting his ass eliminated. He knows damn well he will be back. Dude hits a somewhat significant shot and acts like he won a championship. He doesn't have "it."
TheSamMitchell wrote:Pierce just stop it. He just wants attention after getting his ass eliminated. He knows damn well he will be back. Dude hits a somewhat significant shot and acts like he won a championship. He doesn't have "it."
Focus wrote:TheSamMitchell wrote:Pierce just stop it. He just wants attention after getting his ass eliminated. He knows damn well he will be back. Dude hits a somewhat significant shot and acts like he won a championship. He doesn't have "it."
Pierce has more "it" in his left pinky at 37 than the combined history of the Raptors organization (you can also add the leafs actually).
Sam195 wrote:If warriors don't win it all this year which seems highly unlikely - pierce might consider signing their since he is an Oakland native and he would have an opportunity to help bring a championship to his hometown before the team relocates to San Francisco. One of the warriors weaknesses is they lack veteran leadership and players with title experience. Steve Kerr, the coach is the only person with a ring and he was a role player during his playing days. Also it looks like the Warriors are going to have payroll and tax problems down the line. Klay Thompson's max extension kicks in next season as well as the almost certain max deal draymond green will sign this summer. And after these first two playoff rounds and this past season - it looks like Harrison Barnes will also be a max player. He brings so much to the table defensively and if he wasn't on a team with curry and thompson - he'd likely be putting up offensive #s close to 20ppg. On top of that curry is a ufa who will demand a super max deal in 2017 after winning mvp which is right before the team relocates. The warriors will likley trade david lee to philly or minnesota this summer by packaging him with picks in salary dump move.
zeebo wrote:Is winning championships really that important?
olive_triangurl wrote:If i had to meet LeBron i'd go straight to the hypnotist to get my conscious memory wiped afterward (sadly it'd still be in my subconscious memory, as everything is, even past lives).
TheSamMitchell wrote:Pierce just stop it. He just wants attention after getting his ass eliminated. He knows damn well he will be back. Dude hits a somewhat significant shot and acts like he won a championship. He doesn't have "it."
