reggie miller

He wont come back if u think about it. He dropped comin back for what was the best team in the league dallas mavs( i hate em) in the season. What makes u think he'll come to an unproven team, dey may look good on paper wit da addition of KG n Ray allen but chemistry, aging, injuries and weak short handed bench can be a problem.

its probably a rumor that sports center blew out of proportion and you right why didnt he go to the mavs(team of my city)(favorite team) good points j and willie

he is a pure shooter so i could probably be like ray allen and sit back and just shoot but if he want a ring he need to go to my home town team the mavs

yea i know so why would he go to celtics

good point i hope he make a comeback

all he want is a ring which he deserves so i guess he feel the celtics have a legit shot but imma telling ya now mavs gone take it

mavs were robbed of the finals two years ago due to horrible reffing i think the refs bet on the games but even d wade said he wasnt fouled on that play the guy didnt even touch him and as far as the warriors we aint worried bout them cause they traded jason richardson but they beat us cause they coach our former coach taught our main threat everything he knows and whats wrong wit cuban

jason richardson was one of the main 3 hittin 3s it was b davis who i give it to you he a BEAST thats on BEAST MODE, jason richardson and stephen jackson

if he come back the celtic gon b cold even tho he aint gon b playin like how he was before he retired the got kg paul pierce and ray allen if reggie decide to come back the celtics wud have a killa squad compared to last seasons roster

Mark Montieth of the Indy Star gives several reasons why Reggie Miller won't join the Boston Celtics. Among them:

- Miller indicated last year when Dallas expressed an interest that he wouldn't return just to chase a ring.

- Though he's a team player, Miller may not be comfortable in a role limiting him to just 15 minutes per game.

* Although he doesn’t need the money, I don’t see him going to all the trouble of getting in shape and resurrecting his NBA life for the veteran’s minimum.

* He told me a few years before he retired that he wouldn’t play past the age of 40 because it “wouldn’t be fair to my body,” and he stuck with that. He turns 42 on Aug 24, which means he's still past the age of 40. Always will be, too

* He’s a competitor and he loves the spotlight, but he also knows his history and has plenty of common sense. That means he knows the odds against any athlete past the age of 40 successfully coming back from a two-year layoff.

In other words he doesn’t want to be another Willie Mays, tripping over his own feet in the outfield while closing out his baseball career with the Mets at the age of (drum roll, please) 42.

Miller respects his legacy with the Pacers too much to soil it by becoming a green-clad mercenary. Not many pro athletes have come out of retirement to play for another team after their jersey numbers have been retired. Besides, he could never look at that Bentley Mel and Herb Simon gave him the same again.* He’s a sophisticated man who can adapt to most any environment, but I don’t see him being comfortable in Boston. Why brave the weather, traffic and sterile confines of the league’s worst arena? The chowder isn’t that good.* He hit 32 percent of his 3-point shots his last season with the Pacers. Has he improved since then?

He’s got a good life going. He can’t possibly be that bored. And if he is, I've got a used set of golf clubs I'll give him. They'd make a lovely birthday gift. A lovely 42nd birthday gift, I might add.


Edited by JaySole - August 11 2007 at 1:45am