Nalod wrote:If he is in shape his ability should be apparent. If he is in shape his durability should be improved.
Shame he did not apply himself here but perhaps he can but a good wrap on his legacy going forward. He should look to latch on with GS or other contender next season.

CrushAlot wrote:

Nalod wrote:If he is in shape his ability should be apparent. If he is in shape his durability should be improved.
Shame he did not apply himself here but perhaps he can but a good wrap on his legacy going forward. He should look to latch on with GS or other contender next season.

I think he would need to show a lot to do that. Not sure he is worth the trouble or that he can pull it off. He turns 34 this month. It maybe too late to flip the switch on taking care of his body.

vet min contracts can always be added by teams. Low risk for any team going forward. He is playing for pride. He got his money.

SupremeCommander wrote:Dead to me

Exactly, Memphis is where he belongs. Harder to party and be a druggy like he was in nyc...some people can’t handle the big lights and temptations.... Noah is one of those guys. He’s also a super tool.

smackeddog wrote:Haven't been so bitterly disappointed by a player since we brought back camby, but even then Camby didn't get himself suspended or spend all his time partying.

anrst wrote:

Jmpasq wrote:

smackeddog wrote:Haven't been so bitterly disappointed by a player since we brought back camby, but even then Camby didn't get himself suspended or spend all his time partying.

Camby never acted like an asshat

GTFO

that was camby's final year. HE was 38!

Noah was 31 and 32 when he was here.

Camby turned up for that final year, seemingly not having done a lick of work in the offseason, then promptly was injured for most of the year. Loved his first stint, but that second one was very disappointing (though I'd probably gotten my hopes up too high)