So as I am sure some of you already know, if Darius Miles plays 10 games or more in the next 2 years, his $9 mil. Annual salary goes back on
What is intriguing about his current situation is as of Friday (01/09/09), any player that is on a team with a non-guaranteed contract, will automatically be turned into a guaranteed contract for the remainder of the year. Darius Miles is one of those players. So what if the Grizzlies decide to cut Miles? Well, if Miles gets cut and becomes a free agent then anyone in the league can sign him to a 10-day contract. However, Miles can only be signed to a total of (2) 10-day contracts, before a team has to give him a guaranteed contract for the remainder of the season.
So lets run through a scenario (one that
Now lets say they cut him. He gets picked up in a few weeks by a team on a 10-day contract. Most teams play an average of 4 games in 10 days, assuming he gets 2 of those 4 games, that puts him at (5). Then the same for another 10 day contract.
So to me it basically comes down to if the Grizzles cut him this week or retain him for the remainder of the year. Let’s hope they cut him, so we have some room to work this offseason.
laaaamo! cut him! he was actually tight when he was w the clips. we picked him up and he turned into the second coming of shawn kemp, sans 15 out of wedlock children....no more games for darius!!!
ReplyDeleteI think the blazers whould pick him up for one of those ten day contracts and not play him then cut him just to waste some opportunity for him. I love that picture though. Used to like the clippers with Miles and Q Rich
ReplyDeleteI like that thought Yost! Only thing is, I doubt Darius would sign with us, because he might have some suspicions about our motives. Plus it's a little unethical.....
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