No

I don't think any team I know of would chase him, but there is a whole other world on the underneath side of the planet with leagues who might be able to use him.

Definitely. As mentioned he is a great rebounder, hustler but he is shooting at over 40% from 3 this year.

Hire probably hasn't advanced to expectations offensively. He has some good games, then goes missing. But you must also remember that 3 season back he missed most of the season, and the last two he has been constantly played out of position, basically backing up the 2 spot (now changed since Cotton.)

If you watch how Trev uses his bench, Hire is very good at what he does. Trev will throw the defensive team out there to disrupt the opposition and grind them down.

Reality is that Hire is still better than some of the scrubs who have graced the benches this season.

I reckon there might be teams that would be happy to have him on their bench at the right price (ie about half what he gets from Perth.) But I don't see him advancing into a "top 6" role anytime soon.

No.

He is playing his role well this season and helping spread the floor in offense. Defensive worker, coaches love it. Im saying yes to most teams when you compare players of similar position off the bench.
E.g. Drmic (although he has youth vsd here and now), weigh/Heuir, Coenraad, Odigie, Tu Rangi, Jerome Hill, I think most teams would find a spot for a rebounder to own the glass in games.

Some guys spread the floor by being good 3 point threats.
Hire spreads the floor using the same method that a 3-holed heavy black flat ball spreads ten pins.

Over half his shots have been 3pts. He has hit 16/40 @ 40%. Id say in limited minutes he is helping spread the floor. Teams that share your mentality are paying the price.

All but Adelaide, NZ and Melbourne however I question whether Greg would receive sufficient consideration to relocate away from Perth.

I can imagine him in an assistant coaching role or front office position at Perth moreso than in an opposing team's uniform.

No. He's the worst player in the league.

Yes, he plays his role and from all accounts sets a high standard as a Profesional athlete, things that she highly valued.

Clearly not a starter, but I see him a a jared dudley type, similar roles not skills.

And really, people should have a look at the end of the bench in some other teams before throwing stones at Hire.

There are worse players in the league but I think it's Wildcats or nothing for Greg.

No, wouldn't make the 36ers roster Bullets maybe.

Greg's dad is a massive Hawks supporter, I'm sure he would love him to go there.

That's not what I was implying lol

? Wtf do surnames have to do with anything.

Good for him!

I have no idea on whatever it is that your on about. Lol

Ok I'm following you now. As far as I know Greg was born in Perth. I don't personally know them that well but my brother did very well. Not sure exactly why his dad follows the Hawks lol but then again my Dad followed Geelong in the AFL despite having no connections there.

I never new that and yes I agree with you.

Why can't people have whatever name they want?

Elect my party. I'll fix this up. Foreign bastards. I know my ideals are based in the 1970s, but what the hell.

If only that were true!

"Why can't people have whatever name they want?"

heritage/ethnic background/respect to your ancestors/who you really are/not pandering to being a sheep by "homogenising" your name

True but that era has gone by us now.

From all the alternative facts being prescribed in this thread I'm going to assume Mr. Hirovski had to change his surname after he relocated himself and his from Wollongong to Perth.

The move was possibly prompted out of concern for his son's future employment prospects and deep down Mr Hire, nee Hirovski, yearns to return to the Gong with his family (where he can once again boo opposition players at NBL basketball games).

is this the inspiration for greg's hairstyle ?

http://i.imgur.com/ykRXdrM.png

I could not remember what he reminded me of, and then this popped up into my tiny tiny brain.