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    Any doubts about Siggi's future here

    Just got blown away...'bye Siggi (you blew it)

    Brewer's plan unravels badly
    Free agent's strategy to hold out on Pacers fails when he plays poorly in summer league.


    Free agent Jamison Brewer's days with Pacers could be numbered after he played poorly this summer.


    By Sekou Smith
    sekou.smith@indystar.com
    July 25, 2004


    SALT LAKE CITY -- The Jamison Brewer summer league experiment was an admitted disaster, to say the least.

    Brewer, by his own account, played "horribly" throughout the Indiana Pacers' six-game stint at the Rocky Mountain Revue.

    Charged with running the team and showing how three years of hard work as a Pacers reserve has benefited his game, Brewer failed to make his mark here.

    "I don't believe in excuses, that's not me. I just didn't play well. I never got into a rhythm," Brewer said. "I don't know if it was the style of ball we were playing or the type of team we had or what. I just couldn't get it going at all."

    Now comes the hard part for the free agent point guard.

    Brewer declined to sign an offer sheet extended by the Pacers on July 1. He and his agent, Philadelphia-based Leon Rose, decided Brewer should wait and weigh his options before making a decision.

    The Pacers have since rescinded the offer, leaving Brewer without a guaranteed contract as he heads into his fourth season.

    "I really don't know what happens now," said Brewer, who would have earned about $875,000 had he signed. "But it'll be their loss if things don't work out and I end up somewhere else.

    "Don't get me wrong, I love playing for Indiana. I love the program, the fellas, the city and everything. I've been with Indiana for three years, so it won't be hard feelings either way. I've still got love for them."

    Whether the Pacers reciprocate that love after Brewer's performance here is the $875,000 question.

    Brewer tied for the Revue lead in assists (5.0), but he also averaged 5.0 turnovers per game. He had single-game highs of eight in both categories. He shot 22 percent (8-of-37), including 1-of-12 from beyond the 3-point line.

    He never scored more than five points in a game and never appeared to be on the same page as the coaching staff.

    "I think maybe in his mind he felt he had to come here and dominate," Pacers assistant coach Dan Burke said. "I think he thought he would come out here and it would be easy for him. We were looking for him to run the team and organize the team, and he was worrying about getting play calls for him. And that's not what it was about."

    Pacers president Larry Bird and coach Rick Carlisle witnessed most of Brewer's struggles. They left before Saturday's Revue finale, an 84-70 loss to Chicago.

    "Jamison hadn't played in what, a couple of years?" Bird said after the Pacers game Thursday. "This is the first time he's played in games in a while. I thought it was very critical for him to come out here and show us what he can do. And quite frankly, he struggled."

    Brewer knows his play didn't help his cause.

    "I'm definitely not happy, man," Brewer said. "But if they want to make a decision based on this, that's their loss. This summer league doesn't show what I can do. I'm better than I showed out here."

    But is Brewer good enough to be the third player in the Pacers' point guard rotation? With Jamaal Tinsley and Anthony Johnson already penciled in, there's room and a need for at least one more. Rashad Wright, the Pacers' second-round pick in last month's draft, is in the mix. Brewer is too, depending on what happens in the coming weeks.

    Neither Bird nor Carlisle would rule out carrying four point guards again next season.

    "Jamison told me after the season he'd given the Pacers three years and he really loves the guys and the city, but he wants to have an opportunity to get on the floor and play if somebody goes down, and we can't give that to him right now," Bird said. "So that's why we had to take a look at him. That's why we wanted him here."

    Brewer, however, has made it clear he has no desire to be the fourth point guard again.

    "Jamison said he didn't want to be on the bench in street clothes anymore if he didn't make the top three," Bird said. "So unless he changes his mind, that makes things a little difficult for us. We'll have to go out and find someone else if we do go with four."

    Call Star reporter Sekou Smith at (317) 444-6053.

    \\\\\\\\
    Those terminal words "and quite frankly" you don't EVER want your management thinking that way about you...and quite frankly is ONLY a negative thought.

    Lesse by bringing in someone else they can save couple of hundred G anyway...'bye Siggi.



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    Ever notice how friendly folks are at a shootin' range??.
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    Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

    He doesn't come across too well in this article. I think Ron's hype has been going to his head. I'd rather we cut our losses and look elsewhere, through trade or free agency -- whether we carry 3 point guards or 4.
    "I'll always be a part of Donnie Walsh."
    -Ron Artest, Denver Post, 12.28.05

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    • #3
      Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

      Originally posted by blanket
      I think Ron's hype has been going to his head.
      That is my thinking exactly. I think we carr 2 maybe 3 and a couple of combo gaurds.
      Ever notice how friendly folks are at a shootin' range??.

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      • #4
        Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

        Just a point...

        He turned down $875,000.00 per year. How long do you have to work to make what he just turned down for 1 year?
        Ever notice how friendly folks are at a shootin' range??.

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        • #5
          Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

          As I mentioned before...This guy will not get invited to our training camp! Hi agent must be a total numb-nuts idiot to tell Brewer to not jump all over the July 1st offer knowing that the team just drafted another point guard that could easily make him very expendible! His agent must of had his head in the clouds because as Joe Fan here, I could figure out that Brewer sat his arse on the pine for 3 years. When the team drafted a PG...I would have been telling him to sign just to have to avoid the competition because Write would have to be super good to beat out a guy with a guaranteed contract.

          Bye Bye Brewer... :boo:
          ...Still "flying casual"
          @roaminggnome74

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          • #6
            Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

            Well no big suprise there. I'm suprised he stuck with us for as long as he did anyway. If he can't even have a few good games in some weak summer league at this point, definitely time to look for something new.

            Shame he wasn't on the playoff roster last year though.. we woulda been the champs..

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            • #7
              Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

              One thing the article does mention is that Brewer seemed to think that he had to show what he personally could do in the summer league.

              Not just by performing the normal duties of a PG, but also by providing output offensively. He probably came across as selfish, it does mention that he deviated from his coach's plan by calling his own number.

              I'd say he pushed to hard to "do it all".

              He no longer wants to be a fourth PG. He at least wants to get on the bench in uniform. I suppose that's a good goal. Our coaches wouldn't want anyone on the roster that doesn't want to progress.

              I'd bet he will be invited to camp because his quickness and defensive abilities bring something none of the other PGs can offer. And, quite frankly, because he probably blew any chance he had at getting invited to anyone else's camp.

              But if he doesn't quickly show some progress in camp, I think he's gone.

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              • #8
                Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

                IMO, what's lost in all the Brewer bashing is that Wright played really bad, too. He had multiple games with NO assists, and word is he didn't defend well, either. In other words, he played like the last pick in the draft is expected to.

                So, here's the thing. We've only got Tins and AJ at the point now. If one goes down (not inconceivable, all 4 of our points had injuries last season), that means our 3rd point is gonna get serious PT. Right now, I have zero confidence in this rookie, even as an "emergency" point. Bash Sigg all you want, at least he has proven experience of playing well in such a role.

                I'm not saying I expect him back. Brewer's burned his bridges with Bird. My point is I think we've got to look elsewhere. I'd rather have us bring back someone like Omar Cook than sign Wright. Too bad Omar looks like he'll stick with the Bobcats.
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                • #9
                  Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

                  Why would the Pacers waste any time inviting Brewer to camp? They know what he is all about and that would just be taking mins. from guys that the Pacers want to see.

                  Ya know...Brewer with this "So-called" excellent defense is being beat out by a guy that plays slightly above ave defense and slightly below avg. offense.

                  Kegboy, I agree that Wright is not the answer either, but I'm more willing to give him the time to develop then waste another second on Jamison Brewer. Personally, the Pacers could wash out both Wright and Brewer and I wouldn't lose a wink of sleep. If another guy like Cooke does show up in training camp this year, I don't want Brewer getting in the way of progress because the coaching staff does not trust him and if he did make the roster, He would just be relegated to seat #15 at the end of the bench. I hope the Pacers use the time to put someone in seat #15 that has some NBA potential, not a guy that is worse then when he was a rookie!

                  It is time to move past the Sigg era and move on. He is not NBA material and you all know it!
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                  ...Still "flying casual"
                  @roaminggnome74

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                  • #10
                    Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

                    But is Brewer good enough to be the third player in the Pacers' point guard rotation? With Jamaal Tinsley and Anthony Johnson already penciled in, there's room and a need for at least one more. Rashad Wright, the Pacers' second-round pick in last month's draft, is in the mix. Brewer is too, depending on what happens in the coming weeks.

                    Neither Bird nor Carlisle would rule out carrying four point guards again next season.

                    "Jamison told me after the season he'd given the Pacers three years and he really loves the guys and the city, but he wants to have an opportunity to get on the floor and play if somebody goes down, and we can't give that to him right now," Bird said. "So that's why we had to take a look at him. That's why we wanted him here."

                    Brewer, however, has made it clear he has no desire to be the fourth point guard again.

                    "Jamison said he didn't want to be on the bench in street clothes anymore if he didn't make the top three," Bird said. "So unless he changes his mind, that makes things a little difficult for us. We'll have to go out and find someone else if we do go with four."
                    See, this is the part I've been puzzling over. I'm reading that as Bird saying Brewer is in no way able to be a third-string point guard, that the only way he'd stay is as a fourth string. Since that's not likely, Wright will end up with the fourth string and the Pacers will go look for a third-string player.

                    Is that what that means?
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                    • #11
                      Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

                      If he's gone, I won't lose any sleep or hair over it. If we do, I hope we pick up a more experienced PG for the minimum, rather than take our chances with Wright as our #3.

                      I love Brewer's energy and defense, so I'd kinda miss him. But bad attitudes will get you sent out of Indiana just as fast as bad play, and both don't bode well for Jamison Brewer. Dun dun dunnn.
                      Official Member of the Anti-Alliteration Association

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                      • #12
                        Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

                        I'm starting to think Clark needs to trade in his suit for a uniform and sit out there on the bench. If we keep Brewer, we might as well have another guy who won't see the court.

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                        • #13
                          Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

                          Originally posted by Anthem
                          But is Brewer good enough to be the third player in the Pacers' point guard rotation? With Jamaal Tinsley and Anthony Johnson already penciled in, there's room and a need for at least one more. Rashad Wright, the Pacers' second-round pick in last month's draft, is in the mix. Brewer is too, depending on what happens in the coming weeks.

                          Neither Bird nor Carlisle would rule out carrying four point guards again next season.

                          "Jamison told me after the season he'd given the Pacers three years and he really loves the guys and the city, but he wants to have an opportunity to get on the floor and play if somebody goes down, and we can't give that to him right now," Bird said. "So that's why we had to take a look at him. That's why we wanted him here."

                          Brewer, however, has made it clear he has no desire to be the fourth point guard again.

                          "Jamison said he didn't want to be on the bench in street clothes anymore if he didn't make the top three," Bird said. "So unless he changes his mind, that makes things a little difficult for us. We'll have to go out and find someone else if we do go with four."
                          See, this is the part I've been puzzling over. I'm reading that as Bird saying Brewer is in no way able to be a third-string point guard, that the only way he'd stay is as a fourth string. Since that's not likely, Wright will end up with the fourth string and the Pacers will go look for a third-string player.

                          Is that what that means?
                          I don't think even Larry understands what he says half the time. Don't waste your time trying to get meaning out of what he says.
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                          • #14
                            Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

                            Originally posted by Kegboy
                            Originally posted by Anthem
                            But is Brewer good enough to be the third player in the Pacers' point guard rotation? With Jamaal Tinsley and Anthony Johnson already penciled in, there's room and a need for at least one more. Rashad Wright, the Pacers' second-round pick in last month's draft, is in the mix. Brewer is too, depending on what happens in the coming weeks.

                            Neither Bird nor Carlisle would rule out carrying four point guards again next season.

                            "Jamison told me after the season he'd given the Pacers three years and he really loves the guys and the city, but he wants to have an opportunity to get on the floor and play if somebody goes down, and we can't give that to him right now," Bird said. "So that's why we had to take a look at him. That's why we wanted him here."

                            Brewer, however, has made it clear he has no desire to be the fourth point guard again.

                            "Jamison said he didn't want to be on the bench in street clothes anymore if he didn't make the top three," Bird said. "So unless he changes his mind, that makes things a little difficult for us. We'll have to go out and find someone else if we do go with four."
                            See, this is the part I've been puzzling over. I'm reading that as Bird saying Brewer is in no way able to be a third-string point guard, that the only way he'd stay is as a fourth string. Since that's not likely, Wright will end up with the fourth string and the Pacers will go look for a third-string player.

                            Is that what that means?
                            I don't think even Larry understands what he says half the time. Don't waste your time trying to get meaning out of what he says.


                            I think we've all gotten so enured to having to analyse and pick apart Donnie's words, that we forget how blunt Larry normally is.

                            But I do get the sense that we may be looking to pick up a 3rd PG from the FA pool. Somebody who's got some experience, but doesn't need minutes to be happy.
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                            • #15
                              Re: Any doubts about Siggi's future here

                              Bye, Bye Jamison been nice knowing you were on our bench, godspeed and goodluck ... ELSEWHERE!!!

                              Regards,

                              Mourning
                              2012 PD ABA Fantasy Keeper League Champion, sports.ws

                              2011 PD ABA Fantasy Keeper League Champion, sports.ws

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