Free agency is a "waiting game" for Darius Miller
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A couple of Mason County basketball legends, Darius Miller and Chris Lofton, returned home to Maysville to host a basketball camp and "Hey Kentucky!" was in attendance for an interview. Chip Cosby made the trip to catch up with Miller and Lofton, including what's next for Miller in the NBA.
"It's just a waiting game," the former Wildcat told the show. "I'll be talking back and forth with my agent and we'll see what teams he communicates with and what they're talking about."
Miller is an unrestricted free agent after his two-year deal with the Pelicans ended last season, a career season in which he played over 25 minutes per game with 15 starts.
Now, he waits to see where he's needed once the bigger pieces fall into place.
"There's a lot of big name free agents this summer so after that gets settled, all the dust settles, we'll figure it out," he said.
He hopes to find an opportunity to play on a competitive team that can get him back to the playoffs. Lakers, perhaps?
David Sherman/NBAE/Getty Images[/caption]
A couple of Mason County basketball legends, Darius Miller and Chris Lofton, returned home to Maysville to host a basketball camp and "Hey Kentucky!" was in attendance for an interview. Chip Cosby made the trip to catch up with Miller and Lofton, including what's next for Miller in the NBA.
"It's just a waiting game," the former Wildcat told the show. "I'll be talking back and forth with my agent and we'll see what teams he communicates with and what they're talking about."
Miller is an unrestricted free agent after his two-year deal with the Pelicans ended last season, a career season in which he played over 25 minutes per game with 15 starts.
Now, he waits to see where he's needed once the bigger pieces fall into place.
"There's a lot of big name free agents this summer so after that gets settled, all the dust settles, we'll figure it out," he said.
He hopes to find an opportunity to play on a competitive team that can get him back to the playoffs. Lakers, perhaps?
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