07-30-2015, 02:26 AM
(07-30-2015, 02:08 AM)Murdock2420 Wrote: I am amazed that anyone really thinks Mike Brown would say to Whit, this is it, you're done after the season. Why would anyone ever say to a player or any employee for that matter, who they are counting on to perform at a high level for at least another season, that they are done? Really? I know people have a low opinion of Mike Brown, and I am on that list, but he is a shrewd businessman and would never tell a player something like that while still paying him.
As for Whit coming back next season, that really depends on his performance this year, as well as the performance of the two rookies, and if Whit is willing to perhaps move to guard if needed. Nothing is set in stone prior to training camp.
Oh see I saw it as more of a gesture as letting him know far ahead of time what the organizations plans were. This way Whit has plenty of time to think about his future and what he wants to do with his family and what not, instead of laying it on him after a long season and giving it to him unexpectedly. Do you really think a guy of Whits level is going to sabotage the team and let defenders through because he knows its his last season?
IDK, I just don't see where this whole thing came from if there wasn't some truth to it. This was also all done before the draft took place.
