Is it possible to send Joel Anthony to D-League?

BronBron06 · Post #1 » by **BronBron06** » Sun Nov 14, 2010 7:02 am

He fouls a lot
He cant boxout
He cant catch the ball properly
Suck at Help Defense
Yeah too much limitations (how much is his salary again :roll:

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Isnt D-League the best place for him right now?

Clearly He doesnt have the fundamentals to be in a team aspiring to become CHAMPIONS

Miamis3rdRing · Post #2 » by **Miamis3rdRing** » Sun Nov 14, 2010 7:19 am

12. Where do NBA D-League players come from?

NBA Assignments: NBA teams can assign players who are rookies or in their second season to their D-League affiliate. Players can stay with the D-League team for as long as the team wishes, and be recalled back to the NBA at any time. However, a player can only be sent to the D-League a maximum of three times during the season.

15. Are NBA players allowed to rehab injuries in the D-League?

NBA players in their first or second year can rehab injuries in the NBA D-League.

http://www.nba.com/dleague/fan_faq.html#fanfaq12

Looks like it's only possible during a player's first/second season. This is his 4th (And he's already 28! So much for 'potential'), so unfortunately we can't.

On a related note, is there ANY way that we could possibly waive him (Even by some loophole of the rules)?

salqaddoumi · Post #3 » by **salqaddoumi** » Sun Nov 14, 2010 7:27 am

Joel is seriously 28 years old? Why didn't I know this?

We're going to have a player that is currently borderline useless (while in his 'prime' at 28 years old) on our roster when he's 33 years old, oh god.

DC_20 · Post #4 » by **DC_20** » Sun Nov 14, 2010 1:12 pm

doesnt it make u sick knowing that he is getting 18 mil out of our team..

aaaaarrrghhh

p.s. erik dampier

HIF · Post #5 » by **HIF** » Sun Nov 14, 2010 2:17 pm

salqaddoumi wrote:Joel is seriously 28 years old? Why didn't I know this?

We're going to have a player that is currently borderline useless (while in his 'prime' at 28 years old) on our roster when he's 33 years old, oh god.

Sal this is not in defense of Joel, as I agree he's not a starting C.

But 28 is not normally prime for a C (unless they are big and have knee problems), Joel hasn't been playing basketball that long - he started late and he has low mileage.

Whether he's really a PF or a C is another question - I'd say he's a much better fit at PF but we already have our hustle backup there.

Don't forget some people are thinking of Damps as a saviour and he's what 36/37?

twix2500 · Post #6 » by **twix2500** » Sun Nov 14, 2010 5:07 pm

I think the Heat were really trying to set Joel up as a trading chip when they resigned him. Hoping that surround him around the big 3 would make him look better than he really is. And later on being a nice trading piece to get a player who complements the 3 better. But that is back firing on them right now. He not even looked worthy to be in the league. His defense has been terrible, teams attack right at him. Hey there is joel lets post him up, hey there joel lets get in the paint he cant rebound, hey there is joel he is a highschool version of Zo lets dunk on him.

dookieguy · Post #7 » by **dookieguy** » Mon Nov 15, 2010 1:08 pm

Why not send Dex there? We're not even suiting him up anyway.

HIF · Post #8 » by **HIF** » Mon Nov 15, 2010 1:15 pm

dookieguy wrote:Why not send Dex there? We're not even suiting him up anyway.

Good idea

perhaps they feel he's learning more training with our guys at the moment.

HIF · Post #9 » by **HIF** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 4:49 pm

GreenHat says he's ELITE. Must have learned a lot under spo since this thread.

This IsMy House · Post #10 » by **This IsMy House** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 6:13 pm

Just out of sheer curiosity, who do you recommend starts at center if this sending Joel to the D-League were actually possible?