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  • World Fan
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    Jamaica regrets Hibbert representing Jamaica

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  • Stonigut
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    I like it Willi, sounds good. That will cancel his yard card which he is dying to get rid of.

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  • Willi
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    He should not be released until he makes a sizable "donation" to JABA. A business decision, really.

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  • Karl
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    Surely it is not our JA association not releasing him?

    What is the procedure for making such a switch?

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  • Gamma
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    insurance doesn't cover that for anyone generally so again, the risk of injury seems even less of a factor than is the opportunity to play for the US and THAT i think is the fallout ...

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  • Bricktop
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    Originally posted by Gamma View Post

    what i can see, is that having a chance to play with the US increases significantly the chances of having a successful international career, FIBA world championship and olympic gold medal etc and that is significant motivation.
    And along with that comes increased exposure which will increase endorsements...so the risk is not as significant...

    p.s. if he gets injured he is insured for his current contract...his contract is up in 3 years and if he performs to expectation he is in line for a max deal...$100 mil...insurance will not cover that...

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  • Gamma
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    the risk on injury is probably the same irrespective of who he plays for. how would beeing injured playing for the us mitigate his 15 million a year contract? also he should be insured in any event.

    what i can see, is that having a chance to play with the US increases significantly the chances of having a successful international career, FIBA world championship and olympic gold medal etc and that is significant motivation.

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  • Bricktop
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    If I am earning $15 mil us a year...and my contract is up for renewal again in 3 years...why would I want to risk my body playing basketball for Jamaica...risk vs reward is heavily in risk's favour...

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  • Gamma
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    don't see what the money he earns has to do with his representation. i would more think his development as a player who has caught the eye of the americans is more of a factor.

    represent jamaican when he is not even sure if the americans would notice him and then....not sure about where the bad blood comes about but would not be surprised if the circumstances under which he wants to change IS the cause for the bad bllod

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  • T.K.
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    Originally posted by Mosiah View Post
    We wuss no care bout him ra5s needah!
    Damn right. I hope they make his ass suffer. Don't release him. Let him exhaust every appeal and process at his disposal. I would fight him tooth and nail just out of spite. If he wasn't committed he shouldn't have joined Jamaica in the first place. Who the hell does he think he is? The guy is a straight punk. Can't believe I used to cheer this idiot on when he was playing for Georgetown.

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  • Mosiah
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    We wuss no care bout him ra5s needah!

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  • Bricktop
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    Obviously there is bad blood between him and JABA...they are probably dragging their feet on releasing him...so he is letting them know that he ain't playing for them again ever...you really think he cares about the negative PR he will receive in Jamaica regarding his statement?

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  • Mosiah
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    But do you come out and say what he said? Times have changed for him, clearly, but he could use a publicist. Think he can afford one?

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  • Bricktop
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    Cannot fault his decision making...first off he is American...second...he chose to represent Jamaica before he started earning $15 mil a year...no need to put his body on the line for Jamaica when he is earning that kinda money...

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  • Mosiah
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    Das all yuh ave fi say bout di article?!?!

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