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Karma has nothing to do with it. Money does! A lot of money.
Steveo stated it well.-------------H---------<> extra point

Ann Arbor is a ****!

just another loser wolverine that never did anything in the pros....as if that's new.

bad luck? he's a **** millionaire for doing what most of us do AFTER work.

Miles has been a cancer to every team he's been on and I'm not surprised that he's not going to attempt a comeback. I don't wish him ill by any means, but I think at the very least you should put forth some effort to rehab and really see it through before stating that it's career ending.

Many thought that Grant Hill was done; clearly, it seems as though Hill's been rejuvenated and just getting started. THAT is the kind of work, dedication, and effort I'm talking about. Sure, many will blast him for not playing in ORL, but he did try hard to do his best to honor the franchise and not steal their money. His contract finally expired and he went elsewhere, but Hill NEVER gave up completely and always tried hard to make it right. If Miles were to do the same, I'd say watch out... too bad that's not the case.

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I think Miles immaturity allowed him to become a product of his environment. He was one of the people to mentor LeBron while he was in Cleveland. He got to Portland and the rest is history. Walk in poo, and your shoes are going to smell. I agree with Bill. He should make an effort to rehab and get back if possible. I think how he handles this will speak volumes about his character. He came into the league out of High School. Perhaps college wouldn't be a bad idea instead of taking the money he has coming and **** it away.
I don't however know whether I would call what's happened, Karma.

That dude is like sooo totally lame. I cant believe any team would want him and i laughed when portland took him from the curb. His game is always the same, just tries to dunk the ball. You can see hes never really worked it in off season cuz he never showed new skillz each year like players who work it do. Portland was very smart to let him go and im sure another dumb team will take him. Just like his twin Kwame Brown.

I still wish that D. Miles went to St. John's like he was supposed to before entering the draft. Anyway, his waiving is the end of the Jailblazer Era because he was the last player from it.

Vote to Odenator.

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I'm going to have to vote to the left on this one.

if this was KARMA, then half the NBA would be injured due tot here off the court actinos with drug charges, weapons charges assults sexual assults battery....

I don't know abut Karma, but it certainly is a good thing to see him go. He was not a good person in Portland. He also will almost certianly not play again. There is no more cartilage to repair in the knee. It's bone on bone. No doctor in his or her right mind would clear him to play.

Oh, and his money coming off the books will be great. The Blazers will be big players in the free agent market over the next three offseasons.

farve fan, that was teh purpose of the TD...KARMA...not weather or not he is a good player or was a good player...

Blazer is clean finally??? yet players get injury, but DM didn't give any effort to get back after the injury, plus his attitude with the team and the coach he should go.
I vote left <-----------------------------

Opps...strike the last comment from an eager fan =)

An NBA potential star player with a bad attitude who didn't live up to his potential, fought with the coach, wanted to be traded, etc. Sounds like... and NBA player.

So what's your point?

looks like another latrell sprewell to me...take care of business young man, a fool and his riches are soon parted

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Dont believe in bad luck or karma-------------------------------------------->

neither do i. vote to steveo.>