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At the beginning of the 2006-2007 season, he lost about 15 or 20 pounds in one month and had fatigue issues that the Bobcats blamed on his playing for the NT team but that was not true. I believe they discovered he had a thyroid problem.
Those guys playing today are called soft because they are, not because they're white.
At the beginning of the 2006-2007 season, he lost about 15 or 20 pounds in one month and had fatigue issues that the Bobcats blamed on his playing for the NT team but that was not true. I believe they discovered he had a thyroid problem.
Expiring contract, that is all.
He won't play much, even if he can outplay Andrea any given time. However Andrea is "project" that already costs Toronto some wins.
ata, who are the two players in your signature video?
thats a pretty funny exchange
In green corner - Marko Milič from Union Olimpija, Slovenia (Philadelphia's 1997 pick - traded to Suns where he played 1997-1999)
In yellow corner - Pape Sow from Procom Trefl, Poland (Miami's 2004 pick, later played for Toronto)
*snip*
Those guys playing today are called soft because they are, not because they're white.
Man, if only Radoslav had turned out to be the Slovenian Bill Laimbeer.
Marko is the reason Rasho wears #12 in Toronto since #8 was already taken. He was the first Slovenian to play in the NBA.ata, who are the two players in your signature video?
thats a pretty funny exchange
Ironically, Sow was a teammate of Rasho's in Toronto last year.
Nope, both contracts are expiring.
For Toronto: The Euraptors were crestfallen when they acquired Dixon at the deadline last season and found out he was American. Exchanging him for Brezec fixes that nagging problem.
Also, Brezec is huge, and Toronto is desperate for size at the moment. But he's been horrid in his limited appearances the past two seasons. Personally, I'd rather have the guy who can play a little. Grade: C+
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