Derek Fisher Bombshell
Derek Fisher released this statement just hours before the Lakers take on the Jazz in game three of their series:
Nearly two years ago I asked the Jazz for an unconditional release so that I could attend to my daughter and be closer to her physicians. I'm proud to say that she has been doing great and has been recovering nicely.
As a result, I asked the Lakers to release me from my contract this morning so that I could return to the Jazz and fulfill my original contract with them. I am not able to play with Utah for the playoffs, but I will look to sign a deal that will allow me to be Deron Williams' backup next season.
I appreciate the chance that the Lakers took on me and the opportunity that I had with the organization. I feel though that it is my professional obligation to return to the Jazz now that my daughter's condition is stable.
Fisher didn't take any questions, but more on the story can be found here.
This may end up being worse for Jazz fans as Shannon Brown has killed them in this series and Deron has beaten Fisher so far.
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dude
I don’t think many people will click on your link…
Uh, do you think you could draw me like a ninja?
I put it in the title and the link.
If they don’t click, oh well.
by Basketball John on Apr 23, 2009 2:47 PM MDT up reply actions
For as long as I believed it,
it gave me something else to think about. So thanks.
I'll make it coach.
heh
even if Fish wanted to pull something like this, he would never be able to get out of his contract with LA
You got me good
Good thing I was tired and didnt move to tell anybody
nice
you needed to add quotes and then you might have gotten me.
it was a pretty interesting read and i was entertained.
Am I not getting something?
Is this for real?
by DaniellelovesKK on Apr 23, 2009 5:41 PM MDT reply actions
This is almost as classy
as covering your eyes and booing at Fisher while he takes free throw shots.
You stay classy, Jazz fans.
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Sorry it ruined your day. But if you don't watch your mouth, I will tell all your Blazer friends you are siding with the Laker fans. Smiley Face.
The more you try to erase me, the more that I appear.
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