Jeremy Pargo Rumors
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Jeremy Pargo
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Born: 03/17/86
Height: 6-2 / 1.88
Weight:218 lbs. / 99.3 kg.
Earnings: $2,313,845 ($2,618,080*)
Born: 03/17/86
Height: 6-2 / 1.88
Weight:218 lbs. / 99.3 kg.
Earnings: $2,313,845 ($2,618,080*)
To guard against risk, the Warriors are limiting the group of employees allowed inside the bubble — the “Dubble,” according to some staffers — to 50 people. That includes coaches, players and trainers. In addition to most of the 2019-20 roster, five players from the G League affiliate in Santa Cruz — Roger Moute-a-Bidias, Zach Norvell, Jeremy Pargo, Jonathan Simmons and Ryan Taylor — are expected to attend.
Hapoel Jerusalem announced that the club signed former All-EuroLeague guard Jeremy Pargo. He last played for the Golden State Warriors in February. Pargo, 34, returns to Israel where he made his professional debut with Gilboa Galil and established himself as a player of Maccabi Tel Aviv. In 2011, he made the All-EuroLeague second team while helping Maccabi reach the Final.
The Warriors returned from the All-Star break with only 12 guys on their active roster. Zach Norvell and Jeremy Pargo had their 10-day contracts expire while away. Neither was retained. The Warriors will sign a couple of more 10-day contract guys in the near future.
Connor Letourneau: Jeremy Pargo and Zach Norvell had their 10-days end today, and they will not be brought back. Kerr said he wasn’t totally sure what went into the decision.
Warriors keeping Jeremy Pargo?
The 10-day contract comes with plenty of stakes and few guarantees. If a player lasts all 10 days, he can be released or signed for another 10. Once that second 10-day contract ends, the player can be released or signed for the rest of the season to a prorated minimum contract. Per a league source, the Warriors are likely to let Pargo finish the season. What happens after that is anyone’s guess. For salary-cap reasons, the Warriors might want to give their last couple of roster spots next season to second-round picks or undrafted rookies.
Pargo plans to play professionally deep into his 30s, but he already has started reaching out to contacts about someday following Jannero — now an assistant with the Trail Blazers — to an NBA bench. “The biggest thing for me is that guys like Jordan and Ky, they really listen to what I have to say,” said Pargo, who’s living in a team-provided hotel room near Chase Center. “They don’t go, ‘Oh, you’re not this or that.’ They listen, and that means a lot.”
