MACK DADDY wrote:
> On Jul 5, 7:46 pm, "Terraholm" <TerraholmSPAM...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Here is one for ya.
>>
>> Miles is on a disabled retirement, so waived and currently off the
>> cap. Sounded like his knee is pretty bad from the league doctor's
>> report, has holes in it that did not fill in with the MF surgery.
>>
>> Contract had 2 more years.
>> He apparrently, from the the length of the suspendion of 10 games,
>> tested positive for steroids.
>>
>> So....Does a free agent that the league has declared disabled get to
>> keep all his pay if he is not playing actual games?
>> Or if he plays would he only lose the salary from the new team? Or
>> will he lose the 10 games worth of pay even if he does not play?
>>
>> If he would lose 1Mil if he plays, but get paid in full for not
>> playing, that helps keep him from trying to make a comeback and
>> putting his amount back on the blazers cap...plus makes him even
>> less likely to get a chance to play.
>> Which would screw up the cap space planned for next summer.
>>
>> --
>> Laurel T
>> "Quite honestly we have had players on our teams before
>> that make Bonzi Wells look like Mary Poppins."
>> Hubie Brown
>
> Did you say something about the MuddaFuggin surgery?

micro fracture

Terraholm wrote:
> Here is one for ya.
>
> Miles is on a disabled retirement, so waived and currently off the
> cap. Sounded like his knee is pretty bad from the league doctor's
> report, has holes in it that did not fill in with the MF surgery.


oh oh

http://www.slamdunkcentral.com/2008/07/06/d-miles-has-impressive-workout-for-celtics/#comment-4649

The “Boston Globe” reported that the Boston Celtics brought in veteran free
agent Darius Miles and that Miles had what is being labeled as an impressive
workout. If Miles is healthy and can play for Boston or any other team that
would not be good news for the Portland Trail Blazers or their General
Manager Kevin Pritchard.

Here is one for ya.

Miles is on a disabled retirement, so waived and currently off the cap.
Sounded like his knee is pretty bad from the league doctor's report, has
holes in it that did not fill in with the MF surgery.

Contract had 2 more years.
He apparrently, from the the length of the suspendion of 10 games, tested
positive for steroids.

So....Does a free agent that the league has declared disabled get to keep
all his pay if he is not playing actual games?
Or if he plays would he only lose the salary from the new team? Or will he
lose the 10 games worth of pay even if he does not play?

If he would lose 1Mil if he plays, but get paid in full for not playing,
that helps keep him from trying to make a comeback and putting his amount
back on the blazers cap...plus makes him even less likely to get a chance to
play.
Which would screw up the cap space planned for next summer.


--
Laurel T
"Quite honestly we have had players on our teams before
that make Bonzi Wells look like Mary Poppins."
Hubie Brown

On Jul 5, 7:46 pm, "Terraholm" <TerraholmSPAM...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Here is one for ya.
>
> Miles is on a disabled retirement, so waived and currently off the cap.
> Sounded like his knee is pretty bad from the league doctor's report, has
> holes in it that did not fill in with the MF surgery.
>
> Contract had 2 more years.
> He apparrently, from the the length of the suspendion of 10 games, tested
> positive for steroids.
>
> So....Does a free agent that the league has declared disabled get to keep
> all his pay if he is not playing actual games?
> Or if he plays would he only lose the salary from the new team? Or will he
> lose the 10 games worth of pay even if he does not play?
>
> If he would lose 1Mil if he plays, but get paid in full for not playing,
> that helps keep him from trying to make a comeback and putting his amount
> back on the blazers cap...plus makes him even less likely to get a chance to
> play.
> Which would screw up the cap space planned for next summer.
>
> --
> Laurel T
> "Quite honestly we have had players on our teams before
> that make Bonzi Wells look like Mary Poppins."
> Hubie Brown

Good riddance...

On Jul 5, 7:46 pm, "Terraholm" <TerraholmSPAM...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Here is one for ya.
>
> Miles is on a disabled  retirement, so waived and currently off the cap..
> Sounded like his knee is pretty bad from the league doctor's report, has
> holes in it that did not fill in with the MF surgery.
>
> Contract had 2 more years.
> He apparrently, from the the length of the suspendion of 10 games,  tested
> positive for steroids.
>
> So....Does a free agent that the league has declared disabled get to keep
> all his pay if he is not playing actual games?
> Or if he plays would he only lose the salary from the new team?   Or will he
> lose the 10 games worth of pay even if he does not play?
>
> If he would lose 1Mil  if he plays, but  get paid in full for not playing,
> that helps keep him from trying to make a comeback and putting his amount
> back on the blazers cap...plus makes him even less likely to get a chanceto
> play.
> Which would screw up the cap space planned for next summer.
>
> --
> Laurel T
> "Quite honestly we have had players on our teams before
> that make  Bonzi Wells look like Mary Poppins."
> Hubie Brown

Did you say something about the MuddaFuggin surgery?