Jamario Moon

Jamario Moon

44-Year-Old ForwardF
 Free Agent    
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FFree Agent
July 2, 2012
The Bobcats waived Moon on Monday, Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer reports.
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Moon was waived so that the Bobcats could save some additional money for next season. He will now be an unrestricted free agent.
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With a LeBron-sized hole in Cleveland, approximately 20 extra field goal attempts per game will be distributed to Cleveland's remaining players. Mo Williams and Antwan Jamison are sure to soak up a number of those, but Moon will be the one playing the three for Cleveland when the season starts. Moon is aptly named, as one is compelled to wonder if he'll leave earth's gravitational pull anytime he decides to leap upwards. His vertical has been measured at 47 inches. That sort of explosive athleticism manifests itself most directly in Moon's block numbers, which, at 1.3 per 36 minutes, aren't Josh Smith-like, but better than most other small forwards. One thing to note: in the Cavs' last four regular season games, with much of Cleveland's starting lineup being rested ahead of the playoffs, Moon played starter's minutes, averaging 14 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.8 treys, 1.8 steals, and 0.8 blocks per game. That's probably Moon's absolute ceiling – especially in terms of scoring – but makes him a compelling mid-round pick on draft day.
Moon is the type of player whose real-life value often goes beyond the box score, as evidenced by his two-season run trailing only Chris Bosh in on-court/off-court plus/minus for the Raptors. The bad news is that fantasy basketball is all about the box score; real value doesn�t matter. The good news is that Moon should be able to find regular playing time no matter where he goes if the coach recognizes his value. For this reason, we expect Moon to still get reasonable playing time despite now sharing a position with King James in Cleveland. Moon is a 6-8 super athletic swingman that can help take some of the defensive pressure off of LeBron, and in this defensive caddy role, Moon should be able to rack up steals and blocks (2.2 combined steals/blocks for career). Moon also showed hints of a developing long range jumper last season, knocking down almost a trey per game on 35.5 percent shooting from behind the arc. Playing off of James and Shaquille O�Neal in a Cleveland offense designed for the wings to get open treys, Moon has the chance to really make three-point shooting a strength of his game. He will be a role player both in real life and in fantasy, but his unique combo of skills makes him an intriguing mid-late round prospect.
The winner of the thoroughly-unofficial 2008 “Where the heck did THAT come from” award, Moon started the year as an undrafted 27-year-old rookie and finished it on the NBA All-Rookie second team. A super-athletic “garbage man” in the tradition of Gerald Wallace, Moon racked up averages of 8.5 points, 6.2 boards 1.4 blocks and 1.0 steals in just 28 minutes per game. Just entering his physical prime, he’s well positioned to do more of the same this year. Don’t expect him to score a whole lot – he’s purely a defensive specialist.
Moon had a good season in the CBA last season and is freakishly athletic, but is a long shot to make the Raptors' 15-man roster.
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FCharlotte Hornets
June 6, 2012
Moon played in only eight games in the 2011-12 season for the Bobcats.
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FCharlotte Hornets
April 15, 2012
Moon appeared in his first NBA game this season as Charlotte lost Sunday to Boston.
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FCharlotte Hornets
April 15, 2012
Moon has signed with the Bobcats through the end of the season, NBA.com reports.
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FCharlotte Hornets
April 14, 2012
Moon will be called up from the D-League's Los Angeles D-Fenders, Sam Amick of SI.com reports.
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FFree Agent
December 23, 2011
Moon will participate in a workout Saturday for Charlotte's final roster spot, the Charlotte Observer reports.
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