Maybe, but I don’t think he will get the shots like he does here
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Myles Bridges gets a 3yr 75 mill deal with the Hornets
oh well its done. No sign n trade???
My hope is that $25m is a nice one for one trade number with apron and combinable for non apron. Kinda like $12m 8-10 years ago
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Yeah, 25 is a nice number. Goes towards a large contract if possible but not so big we couldn’t trade for some lesser players.
Not an awful overpay, but it doesn’t appear we were competing with any other team. Not a fan of the player or the deal, but … meh … empty calories player last season and third option for $25m per, with no team options. My fingers are crossed that Coach can get him to buy in and actually focus on D.
i think Lee will be a great fit for Miles’ He I think will get the best out of Miles
Hopefully he turns him into Tatum or Brown 
with there winning mentality
Lakers are said to be wanting to salary dump C Wood and C Reddish, what about we send them a second or 2
No doubt Miles has all kinds of 2-way(the current version of Celtics basketball) potential if Coach Lee can inspire him to put his mind to it. It’s wild to me that he has hung his hat on being an average to somewhat above average offensive player when it looked like he could be a good switchable athletic defender coming out of MSU.
I just don’t think he has the smarts to be useful on defense. It amazes me how far out of position he is sometimes. And consistently a step or two behind.
Oh and rebounding. Doesn’t really box out. He just uses his hops to grab rebounds. If he could actually use technique to box out, he could be a better rebounder as well.
Wood seems interesting for a 2nd
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I was sitting here thinking Portland wants multi picks for J Grant and the Lakers are interested what if we could get involved sending the Dallas pic and getting C Wood and D Knecht, Lakers send G Vincent, J Vanderbuilt, Jalen Hood and we send C Martin to Portland and the Lakers receive J Grant. Would be nice if we could get Austin Reeves but Knecht will do.
A second Hornets legend calls it quits. Lol!
History will probably remember him as being offended far too easily rather than the injury shortened career. From the Utah contract, to the Celtics usage, to the Hornets medical staff to the OKC coaching staff, he eventually always found something to be offended by.
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I just hope for his sake he isn’t remembered by this…
In all seriousness though, it really is a shame he could never stay healthy the last half of his career. He really was a talented all-around player.
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Fake news. He retired in 2022. He just didn’t tell anyone
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I’ll remember him as a costly space on the bench and a guy who was correct about not getting jabbed