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Where's Carlisimo, I bet he's thinking.
I wonder what Sprewell is thinking about this right now.
Where's Carlisimo, I bet he's thinking.
rj did it to himself i understand he wants a long term deal but dude will be hard pressed to get that 15.1 unless he pays 2-3 years for a club
I wish this asshole would just sign here or somewhere else already so we could move on...
I think the Spurs are playing this like a Stradivarius, just be patient . . .
Just found this:
That is full of lolsNike Pro City notebook: Richard Jefferson makes his debut
Nike Pro City has played host to plenty of NBA players over the years, from Nate Robinson to Ron Artest to Michael Beasley.
Former New Jersey Nets star Richard Jefferson was the latest standout to join the league. Jefferson, who recently opted out of the final year of his contract with the San Antonio Spurs making him a free agent, scored 11 points on 5-of-16 shooting for Dyckman in its 110-103 victory over defending champion Nike One.
“Awesome, I wish it was sanctioned by the league,” he said of his experience at Nike Pro City. “It was good compe ion – great compe ion. I’ve only been working out for two or three days and these guys were really getting up and down the court.”
NBA free agent Richard Jefferson enjoyed his first taste of Nike Pro City on Tuesday night.
NBA free agent Richard Jefferson enjoyed his first taste of Nike Pro City on Tuesday night.
Jefferson, who reached two NBA finals with the Nets, was invited to play with Dyckman by its coach, Milton Lee, who has worked him out in previous summers. As for his future in the NBA, Jefferson said he was “figuring out things.” When asked if he would consider coming back to the Nets or signing with the Knicks, he declined comment.
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/more_...EHHVd3AHPSSgWL
First of all, he went 5-for-16 against no-names? Not exactly helping his already free-falling stock.
Second, he has only been working out two or three days? I thought RJ and Pop were locked in a gym all summer working on his game
"Figuring things out" doesn't sound like someone who has a sizable offer on the table.
Oh and the "no comment" was pretty damn funny too
no one wants him lol
get ur mind right rj
It sounds like something from the Onion.Just found this:
That is full of lols
First of all, he went 5-for-16 against no-names? Not exactly helping his already free-falling stock.
Second, he has only been working out two or three days? I thought RJ and Pop were locked in a gym all summer working on his game
"Figuring things out" doesn't sound like someone who has a sizable offer on the table.
Oh and the "no comment" was pretty damn funny too
Yeah I seriously had to double check to make sure it's real.
Would this crush RJs morale though? Would he even be motivated to get better or just play the way he always does? His confidence is probably low seeing that no team is willing to offer him the contract he expects.. so if hes forced to just sign a long term 6 million dollar contract with the spurs.. is that version of RJ, one that is arguably less motivated than the one that we acquired last year, even worth the deal?
At 6 million.. I still think we should but I think its becoming more a risk=reward scenario.
I lol'ed at this... so much for the 'training with Pop' story...Second, he has only been working out two or three days? I thought RJ and Pop were locked in a gym all summer working on his game
Straight from the horse's mouth too.
Why would RJ even admit to barely working out? No team is going to want him, haha.
If this is just a HUGE CIA plot by the Spurs and RJ, I'm going to fall over and die. This is ridiculous.
That kind of work ethic will surely land you a big contract...
I'm sure his agent was calling him as soon as he read that and told him to shut up...
Aftter going 5-16 in a beer league, he might want to claim he hasn't been working out.
I would think he would want to prove everyone wrong... But this is RJ we're talking about here. Soft as they come.
WTH? Other than LeBron's public image, has anyone's stock in the NBA dropped this much in 12 months?
Maybe "The Daddy."
sadly no and coming off his horrendous season he opts out walks away from the dough and expects what!?!?
I wonder how much he regrets opting out of that contract now. If his new contract doesn't average at least $9-10M a year then the decision to opt-out will have been a complete disaster.
lol playing for Dyckman
You can't make this up...
I didn't even catch thatlol playing for Dyckman
You can't make this up...
The Onion should really just copy and paste that article onto their site.
Great find, sir!I didn't even catch that
The Onion should really just copy and paste that article onto their site.
lol playing for Dyckman
You can't make this up...Wow, that's hilarious.
Bottom line is this cat sucks unless he's playing with someone that can spoon feed him like Steve Nash or Jason Kidd.
Maybe they did have a wink wink agreement and RJ and his agent planned to pull a Boozer on the Spurs, the only difference is, the phone ain't a ringin'.
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