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Mike Bibby wants to play one more season in the NBA.

Bibby sat out the 2012-13 season, which would have been his 15th since being drafted 2nd overall out of Arizona in 1998.

“I’m going to try to play another year,” Bibby said. “We’ll see what happens. I’ve been working hard all summer, and we’ll see if somebody picks me up.”

Bibby, 35, is considering a post-playing career in coaching.

“I might coach,” he said. “I’ve been coaching my son’s team for six years now, so hopefully that turns out well.”

Via Alex Kramers/NBA.com

Sometimes you just have to accept to walk away from the game and Bibby, your time is upon you.

RealGM Wiretap wrote:“I might coach,” he said. “I’ve been coaching my son’s team for six years now, so hopefully that turns out well.”Via Alex Kramers/NBA.com

Wow. He actually thought that him coaching his sons middle school and high school basketball teams is actually meaningful enough to mention when talking about getting an NBA coaching position. Wish the best luck for him, but not exactly the best selling point.

Not to mention he kinda got kicked out of one of his son's games just earlier this year.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/highschoo ... 24672.html

So ya know, there's that.

the headline should read "mike bibby needs another contract"

Tim Reynolds wrote:

RealGM Wiretap wrote:“I might coach,” he said. “I’ve been coaching my son’s team for six years now, so hopefully that turns out well.”Via Alex Kramers/NBA.com

Wow. He actually thought that him coaching his sons middle school and high school basketball teams is actually meaningful enough to mention when talking about getting an NBA coaching position. Wish the best luck for him, but not exactly the best selling point.

Not to mention he kinda got kicked out of one of his son's games just earlier this year.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/highschoo ... 24672.html

So ya know, there's that.

He never mentioned coaching in the NBA specifically fyi.

JoshB914 wrote:

Tim Reynolds wrote:

RealGM Wiretap wrote:“I might coach,” he said. “I’ve been coaching my son’s team for six years now, so hopefully that turns out well.”Via Alex Kramers/NBA.com

Wow. He actually thought that him coaching his sons middle school and high school basketball teams is actually meaningful enough to mention when talking about getting an NBA coaching position. Wish the best luck for him, but not exactly the best selling point.

Not to mention he kinda got kicked out of one of his son's games just earlier this year.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/highschoo ... 24672.html

So ya know, there's that.

He never mentioned coaching in the NBA specifically fyi.

Well considering he just said that he has been coaching for the last six years at the middle/high school level already, the only place left to go is college or NBA; either way my point still stands.