hmmmm i'm wondering....

[celtic -_- pride]

will sheed come back for the playoffs taking on the pj brown role ? Like depleted Michael Finley failed at doing so. 

[lon3lytoaster]

No.

[KG Fan]

I'm actually pretty sure if he files for retirement he has to wait a year to play again.  The NBA brought this rule about because they didn't want players to use retirement as a means of changing teams (I believe). 

[celtic -_- pride]

yeah i always thought that it should be the players that were there for the journey to play in the playoffs

[xmuscularghandix]

I'm actually pretty sure if he files for retirement he has to wait a year to play again.  The NBA brought this rule about because they didn't want players to use retirement as a means of changing teams (I believe). 

I think if he came back it would just reboot his contract.

[SamuelAdams]

This is all I am finding for the "1 year rule" peeps are talking about.  I am not sure it applies if Sheed wanted to return to the Celts.

"The only exception to this is when a player is still under contract, wants to quit, and his team doesn't want to let him out of his contract. Under these circumstances the player can file for retirement with the league. The player is placed on the league's Voluntarily Retired list, forgoes his remaining salary, and cannot return to the league for one year. The latter requirement prevents players from using retirement as an underhanded way to change teams, but can be overridden with unanimous approval from all 30 teams. "

[hwangjini_1]

No.

perhaps the most cogent post i have ever read on cb. tp for you. 

[Trifecta]

Would you even want him coming back for the Playoffs? He wouldn't be in shape, remember it takes all season for him to do that.

[Bahku]

Sheed's done ... he's already said so. It was hard enough to get some contribution out of him as it was, I'd hate to think what would happen if he came out of retirement to play, not only attitude-wise, but physically. Nope ... ain't happening.