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Message: [QUOTE="Jedhead, post: 3270452, member: 9518"] So players play and coaches coach. If Kevvie can't coach Milf back into form he has no chance of staying. Kevvie has provided him with a listening ear and a shoulder to cry on, but the time has come for the player to play. In fact that time probably came and went a long time ago. But Kevvie is wise to leave the ball in Milf's court. If by some miracle he finds form I'd still only re-sign him on the understanding he will be starting as the second string 5/8 and then on a base $200K salary. If ...and that's a big if, if his form was so good it warranted his inclusion then it's a win/win for both parties. If he wants to seek options elsewhere he's no loss to us the way he is at present. I will give him credit for being a clean skin, but to say that he needs 'good ball' before he can perform is such a bad mistake. That throw away remark will create more animosity than it will harmony. [/QUOTE]

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