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Postby LeBron James on Tue Jul 22, 2003 8:05 am

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Postby airtsinelas on Tue Jul 22, 2003 11:07 pm

hmm, rumors are spreading about where he goes. Big loss for Indiana if they lose his toughness. He wont fit in Utah with all that rebuilding thing they might go.
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Postby Full Surface on Tue Jul 22, 2003 11:36 pm

I think he signed with Utah.
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Postby The Big Racist on Tue Jul 22, 2003 11:45 pm

i think it was a good for miller and for pacers too...
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Postby Full Surface on Tue Jul 22, 2003 11:48 pm

How tall is Al Harrington? I don't think he'd be able to fill in the PF spot if he's shorter than 6"7' since there are many dominant PF's in the league. My best bet for the Pacers would be just to find a new Center.
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Postby The Big Racist on Wed Jul 23, 2003 12:38 am

he should be around 6'9 (yeah he is undersized) but pacers played him at pf this season,he is a good scorer,i think he may lead them in scoring this year...
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Postby elwudl on Wed Jul 23, 2003 3:04 am

Hmm...don't know where I read this, but somewhere you could have read that the Pacers probably make a trade including Harrington to New York for Thomas or so!? :?:
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Postby Andrew on Wed Jul 23, 2003 3:22 pm

I think it's the Pacers' loss if he signs elsewhere. Good centres aren't easy to come by, and Miller had a career year last season. But since it seems he's going to Utah or Denver (I'd say Denver would be the better choice), looks like O'Neal is moving back to centre.
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Postby air gordon on Wed Jul 23, 2003 4:02 pm

Boo to Brad's agent. it's his job to get the most $$ for his client, but he still is an ass. Miller publicly said his future with the pacers depended on what jermaine o'neal was going to do. so the pacers sign o'neal to the max. Brad's agent knew the Pacers were going to do that first and that the Pacers would not have a lot of cap space left to give Brad a big time deal. Yet this guy asks for an amount the Pacers cannot afford without going over the cap. Miller is definitely not worth the 8+ mil or whatever outrageous amount utah or denver are offering.

its unfortunate he can't stay with the pacers. a healthy miller, o'neal, artest would have given Indy the best frontcourt in the East (and potential all star frontcourt). O'neal at center doesn't seem like a good idea for an entire regular season.

At least this opens up PT for Harrington/Bender. I don't think Harrington is undersized for PF- 6'9 250. btw- harrington leading the team in scoring next year? the ink isn't even dry on O'neal's max contract and already someone else is projected to score more then him? yeh right. and I don't think Harrington's going anywhere. Pacers know he's too great of a talent to ship out just to open up cap space. if anything it would be mercer or croshere being traded for that purpose.
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