He could easily go to Europe. Of course the cats want him back, what kind of stupid question is that. They would fit him by using him as a starter, it's kind of obvious. The cats can afford him obviously, but how much they would spend is a different question.

I want him back as much as the next bloke but I can't help but think if we got him back then our ticket prices won't be any cheaper!

I think Dolla is way too comfortable so if he was used off the bench then he could have to prove himself every game.

That also helps Prather that gets silly fouls and with the current lineup + Ennis, everyone should play no more than 30 minutes a game and that should keep us fresh with obviously more dual games per round.

I think the question you need to ask first is....does Ennis want to come back?

5) Will he throw awards in the river again?

Ennis was in his right to throw that award. He was the rightful MVP without question. Who even talks about Rotnei Clarke anymore? I had to rack my brain to even remember his name.

Of course the cats want him back, what kind of stupid question is that. They would fit him by using him as a starter, it's kind of obvious. The cats can afford him obviously, but how much they would spend is a different question.

Cats would want him back on the court. But the off-court issues make Ennis's return a harder sell.

Then again, you have to do what's best for business.

I think the question you need to ask first is....does Ennis want to come back?

People acting like he can command a fortune to come back here.

This season has diminished his pay grade significantly. Whilst still a high caliber NBL player no doubt, he's now an un-contracted NBA D-leaguer.

You can find them playing in state leagues also....

Lol, Farrison, he is still James Ennis. NBL teams have not forgotten what he did. He will still command a pretty penny.

Decent Article on Ennis:
http://pickandroll.com.au/james-ennis-reminisces-plans-eventual-return/

Perhaps.

But you're only ever as good as your last gig in the free agent world.

Indeed, you're only worth whatever the next-best offer is.
Anything is better than D-League.
If Europe is a realistic proposition, then we'd struggle to firstly attract him and secondly to match the bucks. What would he be worth to a Euro team?
Otherwise we just have to beat out MU! ;-)

The other thing with Ennis, is that I think he's one of those players who is well suited to the NBL.
Here he can monster the 3 spot, and even go against some of the 4's. IMHO he really plays a 3/4 type role here, which he's just not big enough to do elsewhere.

Ennis is a match up nightmare over here. We have no one who can challenge his length and athleticism. Over there, he is just an athletic guy with good size, but doesn't have the standout attribute that guarantees him a roster spot. He is just "pretty good" in most areas.

I think Ennis would come back to Perth if the situation allows.

There are 9 NBL clubs that haven't forgotten about how talented James Ennis is or just how much they can build their game time entertainment

Same goes for Rotnei Clarke, totally different games but both absolute match winners and could and will hopefully benefit the league once more