
Also, you can have anywhere from 12 to 15 players under contract so you don't need to sign free agents if you don't want, or if it would hurt your cap picture.
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Miklo wrote:Alright fine we can do 1 assistant coach eachbut it counts as your FA for the day (even though of course it doesn't affect your cap situation), so you can still change it if you want.
Also, you can have anywhere from 12 to 15 players under contract so you don't need to sign free agents if you don't want, or if it would hurt your cap picture.
G35 wrote:He may run a great offense but I wouldn't choose him over Amare to start a team.
These days, Grgurich's camp is institutionalized enough that NBA teams pick up the expenses for their young players to attend and generally have coaches or personnel men drop in to chart progress. Grugrich doesn't charge the players for their participation.
With Sanders, the Bucks are hoping the rookie can pick up a few defensive habits to boost his rebounding and help center Andrew Bogut inside. The sorts of things that might get neglected once training camp revs up and the hectic regular season follows.
"As many years as I've been in the game, what I've seen is there is no better way for personal growth than camps," Hammond said. "I can't say I've known anybody where he's come back and you immediately say, 'This is going to be the difference-maker in his career.' But it's one of those experiences that can only help."
Help early and help late. Boston's Paul Pierce was still going to Grgurich's camp in 2004, by which time Pierce had logged six NBA seasons and appeared in three All-Star Games.
"This is probably the best workout that I'm going to get this summer, as far as being around coaches and other talented players," Pierce told the Globe then. "I always say I've got to be here. ... I'm not overly fast, I'm not jumping higher than everybody out here, but they're teaching the game, angles, and how to read different situations."
It also gives vets such as Pierce the chance to check out the competition, the youngsters who covet his job. And jobs are part of what attracts NBA assistant coaches, with fellows such as Mike Brown, Dwane Casey, John Kuester, Lionel Hollins and others boosting their profile while adding to their personal databases.
febah07 wrote:sorry guys i am really busy the next few month (i will travel alot) so i will not be able to do this regularly....
someone wants my team? miklo you can ask some longtime poster here on the boards who wants to play....
this was really fun but its not fair when i show up only 1-2 times a week and another one who wants to play can`t because of me.