jamont's introduction in Italy (press conference)

[dawgatUSM]

he almost looks depressed...

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[DerHntr]

but i can see you it would look like depression.

hope he does well over there.</p>

 

[rugbdawg]

for the guy. Did anyone notice that the second question one of the reporters asked was about his turnovers?

 

[dawgatUSM]

i really do hate it for the guy... i want him to succeed, which i think he will, and hopefully make it back to the states for basketball one day.

 

[patdog]

like a guy who never thought he'd wind up playing in Italy. I did like his response to the question about his defense. He basically said he can do it all defensively. I really hope he does well there and has a very successful pro career.

 

[TBonewannabe]

Europe is now paying some people better than the NBA does and if you work outside the country you don't pay taxes in the USA. Mario Austin was making 1 mill in Russia, unless your a lottery pick you aren't making that kind of money your first year in the NBA.

 

[Shmuley]

on the inside his lungs are breathing a HUGE sigh of relief. Italy has actual medical care.

 

[MaleBovineK9]

Italy has actual medical care

to medical care. Where the fug do you people come from? Idiot.

 

[seawaterland]

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[patdog]

Europe is now paying some people better than the NBA does and if you work outside the country you don't pay taxes in the USA. Mario Austin was making 1 mill in Russia, unless your a lottery pick you aren't making that kind of money your first year in the NBA.

The U.S. income tax exclusion for money you earn overseas caps out at about $80,000. So yeah, Jamont would be paying U.S. income taxes on what he earns in Italy.

 

[Shmuley]

try to keep up.

Here's a hint, mongoloid. Think Russia.

 

[ColMuldrow]

It doesn't cost them anything to pay him in dollars. If he is making one million in euros, well.....

 

[Gene Swindoll]

on the inside his lungs are breathing a HUGE sigh of relief. Italy has actual medical care.

saw a lady yesterday that flew in from england to have her leg fixed.....she said it's been broken for over 6 months......she said she wasn't waiting any longer on here goverment to decide wether or not, or when she could get her leg fixed, so she came here and paid cash.....