I know he was/is with Portland, but what is his status? Just wondering. Did he have an injury? Is he under contract with Portland still or is he a free agent?
His knees ares shot and he hasn't played in over 2 seasons. The Blazers have been trying to get him to accept an injury settlement/buyout and retire, but he continues to consciously accept paychecks at the rate of $8M/year knowing that he's about as mobile as Fred Sanford these days.
I thought I read that he did indeed retire last month & his salary is coming off Portlands books.
lol, if it was me, I would collect every penny of my contract. no way I give up 8mil/year
I would try my hardest to come back and play, but if my body is just ruined, I still want my entire contract
He still gets his entire contract, its just that the insurance company, not Portland is paying him his salary.lol, if it was me, I would collect every penny of my contract. no way I give up 8mil/year
I would try my hardest to come back and play, but if my body is just ruined, I still want my entire contract
0lol, if it was me, I would collect every penny of my contract. no way I give up 8mil/year
I would try my hardest to come back and play, but if my body is just ruined, I still want my entire contract
Amen brother. Seriously it makes me sick to hear idiots say otherwise. The funny thing there is absolutly nothing wrong with it. You get hurt the employer pays 4 it.
" that guy, I don't care if his knee blew up against the Timberwolves driving to the basket trying to help the Sonics win the game, he does not deserve the money the CONTRACT says he does. I don't care about labor laws"
The guy was very athletic
Darius Miles career is over because of his knee. He was the last Jailblazers on the roster. However, despite his bad name, here is an interesting humanitarian story about him I heard last year on a local paper. It was about a 5-year old boy that was camping when a tree fell over his tent. The boy was badly injured and he died at the hospital. Miles had never meet the boy, but he contacted the family and offerred to pay the funeral services (which he did). The story was kept secret (Miles didn't want any publicity) until a local reporter found out months later.
The double fist head bang guy
This guy had all the potential in the world till his knee got messed up and he had the microfracture surgery. As far as I know, the Blazers had waived him sometime earlier this year. They had talked to the NBA and the union about getting a doctor to decide whether or not he could play again, and the doctor said it was bad enough to end his career, so they waived him.
It depends on who you are. If some troll posted it, it would have been moved.
Too bad about Darius. I really enjoyed watching him play, dude had mad skills. Trouble was he knew it, became a headcase and it all went downhill from there.
When he was with my beloved Clippers, he was good.
drugs?
This is what happend to him:
Portland Trailblazers
He's still trying to find the 'Perfect Score'.
I forgot he came out in that movie.
It took a while to see that he had no determinable special quality in any facet of his game at all. He was a poor, Poor, POOR, des ute, homeless man's Scottie Pippen. Even THAT'S giving him way too much credit.
+1 Probably the only male to ever come out of East St Louis and not be able to shoot.
"not be able to shoot"
he beat the Spurs singlehandedly (a joint in the other hand) @POR with 17 pts in the 4th qtr. Mighty Mouse was hitting it (the basket) pretty good, too. Spurs lose, then go on to win the le. "On any given day ... "
Great athleticism but a total headcase. Once again the story of a player with skills but poor work ethic and at ude.
Every blind squirrel finds an acorn now and then.
I don't think his skills were all that good, he was just freakishly athletic. His primary skill seemed to be finishing on the break.
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