
Resigning TA is all about making sure not to overpay him. He's restricted next summer, so no one is going to steal him away. As Nat pointed out in these pages a few months back, signing a player coming back from injury can be a great way of getting a bargain rate - if the player is healthy. Obviously Danny thinks this is the case. Yet a few things bother me. Tony's knee injury was the second significant knee injury he has had in the pros. He plays scrappy, hard, and out of control. Is this someone you want to lock up for the long term? Two serious knee injuries can't be considered mere flukes. Secondly, I am still bothered by what Jack and I have been harping on the entire week: TA is a turnover machine, and if this point guard thing is a long term idea, then count me out on an extension.
If Tony can be signed relatively cheaply, what the hell, it probably makes sense. But two knee injuries and a close brush with prison hardly makes TA a safe long term commitment.
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come on man you know he will never be a pointguard, he'll be a 6th man/backup 2 guard. A good one too.
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