[Stlcardsfan]

Well, there ya go, now that makes sense to bring up in a game thread. I'm guessing that if there is a rule, which makes perfect sense, that it went into effect when the lockout ended...Good on the guy to not ignore it and jeopardize the team.

More importantly, why ever jeopardize your team by having an agent on the staff ever? The lockout only temporarily ended the relationship between players and the owners of the teams. Never, at any point, did agents relationships with players end. They are independent of the league, obviously, and the non-amateur player represented by the agent never became a "non-player". So, didn't this team have an NBA/Professional Sports agent on their team the entire time? The lockout ending only meant he had an obligation to his client.

Additionally, to me, this is a bit selfish to bring your sons to this area to play and to make them get up and take off at the drop of a hat. I'm sure they knew the possibility all along but get real. If all this mentioned, which seems to be true, it is sad. If I were Cordia, I wouldn't want to portray myself this way at all. Players jumping in and out and so on.