Well, if that is what Camby said, then I'd think that he made the decision that was best for him.
For Ray Allen's situation, Camby's words could be understood as - "What would my family think of me if I chose to stay in BOS and be dangled for a THIRD year in a row at the trade deadline?
To me, I'm sure Ray Allen thought of the fans - hence, his message in the Boston Globe.
But - as the popular saying goes - "To Each His Own."
Camby made his decision for himself.
Ray Allen made his decision for himself.
as if ray has been the only one dangled in trades. you dont see rondo and pierce whining about that.
Rondo's "trade" never went to the point of Ray's. For as much "CP3 for Rondo" discussion that was prevalent on the blog and in the news, it NEVER went as far as someone actually pullng the trigger either way.
For Paul - same thing - even to a lesser extent. Plus, Paul has been a Celtic the entire time - Ray Allen hasn't. With that being said, Ray Allen just doesn't have the same endearment to BOS as Paul does - and he never will, unfortunately.
so? you used the words "dangled" so it doesnt matter if the deals never came that far.
"For Ray Allen's situation, Camby's words could be understood as - 'What would my family think of me if I chose to stay in BOS and be dangled for a THIRD year in a row at the trade deadline?'"
he was offered a no trade clause, so again another argument down the drain
Allow me to explain the "dangled" part. I should've been more clear.
After all, it is now common knowledge that Ray Allen was actually traded - told by Doc to pack his bags, everything.
But for whatever reason the trade never went through.
So, with that being said - did Rondo or Paul's proposed "trades" ever make it to that point?
And for Camby - his intentions are well and good, and he probably made some browny points with NY fans - but after this summer, the NY Knicks are the SECOND best team in NY, thanks to Deron Williams, Joe Johnson, Gerald Wallace.
He picked the wrong team.