Jermaine Oneil officially wants out of Indiana.
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Jordan45822 wrote:Chicago, Dallas, or New Jersey. Well if he wants a championship so bad than jsut opt out and sign with whoever. he won't because he doesn't want 22 million going down the drain.
Seriously, if you have an early termination option, and you don't exercise it, you have no right to bitch about your situation.
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http://www.nba.com/pacers/news/0607_review_oneal.html
CONTRACT STATUS: Jermaine is signed through 2009-10 but can opt out of his contract after the 2007-08 season.
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Basketball Fan wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
He wouldn't JO is vastly overrated. Plus he gets hurt a lot and gives up too easily I have no problem dumping him he hasn't done much for us lately. I'm a Pacers fan(sad times these days) I know this.
Time to build this team around Granger for the forseeable future.
How is he overrated? He's basically disappeared off the face of the earth... until now.
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1) It's O'Neal
2) He hasn't demanded a trade or threatened to Opt out. He simply said that if we are rebuilding, he'd rather not stick around.
We are probably rebuilding, but there is no way we trade him for nothing. He isn't going to opt out of big contract so he will have to stick it out unless if someone trades for his true value.
He is still a great player, both defensively and offensively. His D has really improved. He blocks and takes charges like crazy. A player any team could use. He is also a force to be reckoned with on the offensive game. He could be a little more consistent (see his %'s) but I think that is because of his knee injury.
2) He hasn't demanded a trade or threatened to Opt out. He simply said that if we are rebuilding, he'd rather not stick around.
We are probably rebuilding, but there is no way we trade him for nothing. He isn't going to opt out of big contract so he will have to stick it out unless if someone trades for his true value.
He is still a great player, both defensively and offensively. His D has really improved. He blocks and takes charges like crazy. A player any team could use. He is also a force to be reckoned with on the offensive game. He could be a little more consistent (see his %'s) but I think that is because of his knee injury.
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Opt out & come to La for the MLE =)
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Vlade
Pau
Bynum
second unit:
Farmar
Sasha
Lamar
Ronny
Jermaine
With Lamar getting some time @ the 4..
I know you're saying wtf @ LO on the second unit but his biggest strength is his rebounding.. with Pau & AB out there, we're better off with a shooter like Rad who can stretch the floor for the bigs.
Our backup bigs would get more blocks than most starting frontcourts..
I haven't even mentioned Ariza or Luke yet.
If this happened I would love to see Luke traded for another PG to put some fear back in Farmar
Damn it's good to be a Laker fan..
If he wants to win a ring or rings.. Heading west is without a doubt his best move
Fisher
KB
Vlade
Pau
Bynum
second unit:
Farmar
Sasha
Lamar
Ronny
Jermaine
With Lamar getting some time @ the 4..
I know you're saying wtf @ LO on the second unit but his biggest strength is his rebounding.. with Pau & AB out there, we're better off with a shooter like Rad who can stretch the floor for the bigs.
Our backup bigs would get more blocks than most starting frontcourts..
I haven't even mentioned Ariza or Luke yet.
If this happened I would love to see Luke traded for another PG to put some fear back in Farmar
Damn it's good to be a Laker fan..
If he wants to win a ring or rings.. Heading west is without a doubt his best move
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Jermaine just needs a disciplined coach who will keep him on the block where he is a beast both offensively and defensively. He can't be allowed to freelance, or he will shoot to many jumpers.
Doctor MJ wrote:I don't understand why people jump in a thread and say basically, "This thing you're all talking about. I'm too ignorant to know anything about it. Lollerskates!"
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DBurks2818 wrote:Would Indiana do a O'Neal-Marbury swap? Would New York?
They might do the trade if they could unload Randolph and/or Curry in other moves.
The Knicks would never include the lottery pick(another post). Pacers would be getting a sizeable expiring that would really set them up for a rebuild.
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^^I think that would be a really good trade for Indiana, Blatche is a nice young player on a very nice contract, you aren't going to get any better than that along with expirings.
Doctor MJ wrote:I don't understand why people jump in a thread and say basically, "This thing you're all talking about. I'm too ignorant to know anything about it. Lollerskates!"