
Kings and Bullets keen on Jermaine Beal
Agreed, assuming Gibbo stays in cruise control mode.
If he pulled his finger out then different story.

Would be a good fit for Sydney alongside Cadee and Lisch, but I think Brisbane need someone better to be a playoff shot.

Ok, so I was wrong about Beal not being attractive to the Kings...
As I said, Beal can play PG, as can Lisch. Possibly Gaze & Copeland want to recreate their offence from the 90's?
Whilst I still imagine their are plenty of players out there to look at as imports, Beal does have some great qualities.
He IS a good scorer. He has off nights, but not too often. He can turn a game around.
He WAS too often the "go to" guy which made him more of a volume shooter. But if partnered with Lisch he could be a lot more selective.
He knows the league and the refs, he presumably likes Australia, and yes he's already a few years down the path towards Naturalisation.
As for Brissy, Beal played well alongside Damo for 3 years, no reason to think he couldn't play equally well alongside Gibson.

Partner him in the backcourt with another guard that can score and I think he's at attractive proposition.
He's really not a go-to scorer, so being forced at times to act like one alongside Damo was not always pretty, but when he is freed up to choose his spots he's pretty dangerous.

Beal could function next to Lisch due to Kev being so damn consistent. But it's also the reason I can't see it working with Gibbo unfortunately - but I do think Gibbo is in for a better season regardless of who they put next to him. He was pretty busted up last season.
I think the Bullets especially need to dig deeper. He should qualify for naturalisation which is a little bit of a carrot.

Australia's Lauren Jackson who plays for the Seattle Storm was named the WNBA's most valuable player for the third time.
ESPN: http://linky.com.au/qqxed
Jackson, who also won the MVP in 2003 and 2007 averaged 20.5 points and 8.3 rebounds a game this season. The Storm finished with a league best 28-6 record and were 17-0 at home.
Jackson scored 20 or more points in 16 of her 32 games this season, sitting out twice simply for rest as the Storm raced to a 22-3 start and coasted to the finish. Jackson finished fourth in the league in scoring.
Jackson is the youngest player, and fastest, in WNBA history to score 3,000 and 4,000 career points and was voted to the WNBA's All-Decade Team. She has averaged 19.5 points and 7.9 rebounds over her nine-year career.
LJ is currently leading her team in the WNBA Western Conference finals against Phoenix who also boast Penny Taylor.
Congratulations LJ!
