Jamaal Magloire Rumors
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Jamaal Magloire
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Born: 05/21/78
Height: 6-11 / 2.11
Weight:259 lbs. / 117.5 kg.
Earnings: $39,323,630 ($59,067,353*)
Born: 05/21/78
Height: 6-11 / 2.11
Weight:259 lbs. / 117.5 kg.
Earnings: $39,323,630 ($59,067,353*)
Josh Lewenberg: Khem Birch, who could debut for the Raptors in New York tomorrow, will become the 6th Canadian to play for Toronto, joining Jamaal Magloire, Cory Joseph, Anthony Bennett, Oshae Brissett, and fellow Montrealer Chris Boucher.
Coaches in the East voted on the rest of the roster. In later years, the league would give coaches the authority to fill out the roster as they saw fit, but in those days, they were still obligated to meet positional needs. Jamaal Magloire, who was averaging a double-double with New Orleans, made the one All-Star team of his career. Same for Metta Sandiford Artest (then Ron Artest) and Milwaukee guard Michael Redd. “Jamaal Magloire is an All-Star. LeBron James is not,” Hall of Fame basketball writer Marc Stein opined in a column for ESPN.com. “Nah, there’s nothing wrong with the rules the NBA uses for voting in its All-Star reserves.”
Josh Lewenberg: Raptors down to 4 coaches, as Bobby Webster indicated pre-game. Sergio Scariolo’s assistants are Jim Sann, Jamaal Magloire and Mark Tyndale, per the broadcast.
Recently, Raymond Felton and I talked about how most NBA teams are pursuing younger players that become available and not going after veteran players as much these days. Have you experienced that as well? And, if so, how frustrating is that? Mario Chalmers: I’ve definitely experienced that. And, yeah, it is frustrating – just because there’s the saying, “A team always wants a winner.” I just feel like with my resume, I’m a proven winner. I’m not a bad guy in the locker room; I’m not a jerk. So, I just feel like for me to not even get a chance and not even get a workout or nothing like that, it’s a little disheartening. But that’s the way the business goes… I’m definitely surprised how they’ve shifted away from . Those guys are very important. For me, some of my vets were Dwyane Wade, Bron, Jermaine O’Neal, Jamaal Magloire and Zydrunas Ilgauskas, so I’ve had vets that have actually been All-Stars and they’ve taught me about basketball, about family, about a lot of different things.
