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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: Checkmate
       Date: February 20, 2019, 9:05 am
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       The Knicks signed John Jenkins to a two-year deal, and also
       inked former first-rounder Henry Ellenson to a 10-day. That
       leaves one roster spot. Not looking good but maybe he can sneak
       up for a cup of coffee at some point.
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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: February 20, 2019, 6:07 pm
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       knicks vs the red claws just started.
       first play is warney with the board and putback.
       then two rebounds later and a layup.  he's carrying the ball
       more.
       and drew a foul- and another layup!  and were only 3min in.
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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: ry1nik
       Date: March 28, 2019, 7:25 pm
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       MVP talk
  HTML https://www.ridiculousupside.com/platform/amp/2019/3/28/18283556/evaluating-westchester-knicks-options-for-2018-19-nba-g-league-awards
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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: Checkmate
       Date: July 1, 2019, 9:18 am
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       I think we're all pretty skeptical about any Warney-to-the-NBA
       hype, but at least his Westchester stint breathed a little life
       into the possibility.
  HTML https://www.ridiculousupside.com/2019/6/20/18693746/twenty-g-leaguers-that-could-get-two-ways-this-summer-ochefu-warney-jones-sibert-randolph
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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: sbugold
       Date: July 17, 2019, 8:08 pm
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       Late breaking news:  Former Stony Brook forward Jameel Warney
       has signed with the SK Knights of the Korean Basketball League.
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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: NoVA_Seawolf
       Date: July 17, 2019, 11:28 pm
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       --- Quote from: sbugold link ---
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       > Late breaking news:  Former Stony Brook forward Jameel Warney
       has signed with the SK Knights of the Korean Basketball League.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       He'll dominate over there, but it's a crime he even had to go
       all the way out there to play professional ball. Can none of the
       current NBA teams see he'd at the very least be a solid bench
       player?? I don't get it.
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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: OldSeawolf
       Date: July 18, 2019, 6:21 am
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       Newsday article - smart move, cashing in while he can:
       Former Stony Brook star Jameel Warney to play in Korea
       By Greg Logan
       greg.logan@newsday.com @GregLogan1
       Updated July 17, 2019 8:44 PM
       Former Stony Brook star Jameel Warney invested three G League
       seasons in the pursuit of his NBA dream, but the payoff was one
       10-day contract and three NBA games with the Mavericks two
       seasons ago. With no solid NBA prospects on his immediate
       horizon, Warney invested in his future by signing a far more
       lucrative one-year deal to play for the Seoul Knights of the
       Korean Basketball League next season.
       Warney confirmed the move in an interview with Newsday on
       Wednesday, saying, “Obviously, I wasn’t going to make an NBA
       roster, so the next step was seeing what is the best possible
       spot for me? Where would I be most happy? What is a better
       environment? What is the duration of the season? After I took
       all that into consideration, I felt playing in Korea would be
       the best next step for my career.”
       Warney spent the first two seasons of his G League career with
       the Texas Legends, a Mavs farm club, before moving to the
       Westchester Knicks at midseason last year. Over that time,
       Warney averaged 18.1 points per game, 8.3 rebounds, 2.5 assists,
       1.2 steals and 1.1 blocks. There was talk of an opportunity with
       the Knicks, but when it didn’t materialize, he decided it was
       time to move on at the age of 25.
       “The G League is a great league,” Warney said. “A lot of guys
       improve, but I gave it three years of my life. As you get older
       and try to get ready for your future with a wife and kids and
       thinking about getting a house, you have to understand that, if
       I give it a good five years, I can set myself up.”
       Players on two-way contracts in the G League can make up to
       $75,000 per year, but most on the G League roster get $35,000
       per season. That will change dramatically for Warney in Korea.
       “The last few years, it’s been pocket change and you can’t
       really do anything unless you’re saving every penny,” Warney
       said of the G League wage scale. “I will make more money in one
       month in Korea than I would make the whole year in G League. So,
       you can see my drift. It was a no-brainer.”
       Warney had a brief experience playing pro basketball in China
       last season, but quickly returned home. He explored playing in
       Europe but liked the idea of a shorter eight-month season in
       Korea, where they play 54 regular-season games versus a 10-month
       commitment in Europe. His agent Sean Kennedy has had several
       clients who enjoyed their Korean experience, and Stony Brook’s
       all-time leading scorer is looking forward to the opportunity.
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       “If I just be myself and stay encouraging, I’ll have a good spot
       in Korea,” Warney said. “I’m focused on trying to help that team
       win a championship and then see what’s going on in the future.”
       Newsday sports writer Greg Logan.
       By Greg Logan
       greg.logan@newsday.com
       Greg Logan has worked for Newsday since 1982 covering a wide
       array of sports and events, currently including the Brooklyn
       Nets beat.
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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: ry1nik
       Date: July 18, 2019, 7:41 am
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       After a few years playing there he should be able to pocket a
       few million while still keeping the NBA dream alive. Either way,
       he's getting rewarded.
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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: July 18, 2019, 8:32 am
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       first question- does our Seoul campus get a bus out to warney's
       games?
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       Re: Jameel Warney to the NBA!!!
   DIR By: Tml
       Date: July 18, 2019, 9:16 am
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       Good for him!  He deserves a nice paycheck in a place where he
       can be a star.
       He's not fast enough and doesn't have enough perimeter game for
       a prototype NBA 4 and he can't play anywhere else on the floor.
       That's why teams aren't high on him despite the G League
       numbers.
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