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If the Celtics cut Miles, it will be interesting to see if someone like the Lakers picks him up to simply play him the 10 games because they need to make Portland less competitive.
The Grizzlies are about to sign free-agent forward Darius Miles and the deal will be finalized by Sunday.Miles, 27, is expected to arrive in Memphis Saturday morning. He will undergo a physical and sign a non-guaranteed, minimum contract before the Griz play the Miami Heat at 3 p.m. on Sunday.Miles spent training camp with the Boston Celtics but was waived before the start of the season. He has not played in an NBA game since 2006 because of a right knee injury. The Trail Blazers waived Miles at the end of last season.Miles won’t be eligible to play for the Griz until Jan. 4. He must serve a 10-game suspension for violating the league’s anti-drug policy by testing positive for a banned weight-loss stimulant.He can attend practices but cannot be in the arena two hours before the tip-off of games. The Griz visited with Miles in Chicago where he’s worked out since leaving Boston.The Grizzlies’ gamble will last until Jan. 7 when they must decide whether to guarantee Miles for the rest of the season. He can appear in two games before then.
I am happy for Miles, he deserves a second chance. Wondering if Pritchard is getting nervous
Miles won't be eligible to play for the Griz until Jan. 4. He must serve a 10-game suspension for violating the league's anti-drug policy by testing positive for a banned weight-loss stimulant. He can attend practices but cannot be in the arena two hours before the tip-off of games. The Griz visited with Miles in Chicago where he's worked out since leaving Boston. The Grizzlies' gamble will last until Jan. 7 when they must decide whether to guarantee Miles for the rest of the season. He can appear in two games before then.
If Portland did that to prevent Miles from playing I'm pretty sure Miles will have grounds to sue them. And probably there'll be a messy situation with the Players Association.