Brian Scalabrine

46-Year-Old ForwardF
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$Retired in September 2012.
FFree Agent
September 6, 2012
Scalabrine retired Thursday and will be hired as a broadcaster for Comcast New England, ESPN Chicago reports.
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Scalabrine, who spent five seasons with the Celtics and two with the Bulls, turned down an assistant coaching gig with the Bulls to call Celtics' games. He finishes with a career average of 13 minutes, 3.1 points, and 2.0 rebounds per game.
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In a contract year, the ninth-year pro will remain a small role player - provided the frontline stays healthy - who needs to continue his heady play when the opportunities are given.
The little-used Scalabrine – signed to a five-year deal that runs through the 2009-10 season – serves mostly as a reminder that Danny Ainge wasn't always the genius who pulled off the Garnett and Allen trades.
Scalabrine made roughly $3 million last year to average four points and less than two rebounds while missing 28 games with various injuries. He will make the same amount of money until 2010, and there is a probability that those numbers will decline over time. While it is said that Scalabrine does the “little things” needed on a team, none of those little things transfer to the fantasy arena. Fantasy owners should exhibit the restraint that Danny Ainge could not and avoid Scalabrine.
Scalabrine was a disappointment with a capital B-U-S-T last year and has a lot to prove in 2006-07. Management insists the average fan cannot see the true value in Scalabrine's efforts, but you cannot argue the numbers. The veteran forward averaged 13.2 minutes, which, we are pretty sure are not worth $3 million a year. He needs to play his way into that contract or he'll eventually be one of those albatross contracts on Boston's books.
Was signed to a 5-year deal in the offseason and will be asked to step in when Al Jefferson needs a rest. He will also fill into the small forward rotation when Boston goes big. Either way, he will likely see more than the 21.6 minutes he saw with New Jersey last year. Expect an increase in production across the board for Scalabrine.
Coach Byron Scott loves Scalabrine's determination and hustle, but the red-headed forward won't receive many minutes among the Nets' big-name front court.
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FChicago Bulls
June 7, 2012
Scalabrine didn't put up particularly notable numbers in his second season in Chicago.
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FChicago Bulls
February 14, 2012
Scalabrine continues to be one of the least productive fan favorites, averaging 5.2 minutes and 1.3 points per game in 18 contests so far this season.
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FFree Agent
November 29, 2011
Scalabrine will play in a couple more games with Benetton Treviso before leaving the team to return to the United States in hopes of signing on with an NBA team, Sportando reports.
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FFree Agent
October 9, 2011
Scalabrine signed a one-year deal with Benetton Treviso of Italy, Sportando reports.
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FChicago Bulls
January 4, 2011
Even though Scalabrine is on a non-guaranteed deal, he is unlikely to be waived prior to the Jan. 10 deadline when non-guaranteed contracts are guaranteed for the remainder of the season, the Chicago Tribune reports.
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