by eLo on Thu Dec 08, 2011 4:47 pm
you got to be kidding my, WTF

so what we save now few hundrets $ on backup pg, insted of resigning Watson who is good trusted we get guy who was not playing for couple of past season who was throw from couple of teams, guy with bad attitude who is not better in any thing than Earl right now, im asking wtf is wrong with you oconnor

Re: Jazz Sign PG Jamaal Tinsley
Post by jazzfan1971 on Thu Dec 08, 2011 4:34 pm
WTF?
I'm about ready to give up on basketball. First the league is granting the Lakers CP3 (and maybe DH soon on his heels), but now I see the Jazz sign Jamaal Tinsley?!?
Definitely not a guy I want anywhere near my young guys.
Let's not over react here. Tinsley has been a good PG. Indy and Memphis is a bad news town for guys that like to hang with the gangster crowd. Tinsely found out and it got him him in trouble. Tinsley won't get the Jazz trainer shot. There's no Memphis gangster bars to hang out in, and everyone in town is packing so Tinsley will be warned not to look for trouble.
1. He's good point guard.
2. He's willing to accept the back up job to get back to the bigs.
3. He is good with young players--on the court and in practice. Earl Watson is too.
4. He's going to make at least $1.4 mil a season so he's not going to save the Jazz any money over Earl. I suspect Earl will get closer to $2 mil. It's the length of the contract that's going to be a problem.
5. The Nicks were making offers to Tinsley also. NY is not a good place for guys that had problems in Memphis.
6. The Jazz need a backup point guard or two. Where are they suppose to get them. PG's are going so quick the Jazz have to act.
7. The Jazz will probably sign Earl too, if the length of the deal can be worked out.
8. Apparently people like to shoot at Tinsley but the bullets seem to always hit someone else, so he's lucky too.
9. He got rid of the Rolls Royce.
The sky isn't falling. Tinsley is a decent low cost experienced FA that can help in an intense short season. So don't start booing before he hits the court. You know how that worked out with Stockton and Hayward.