I haven't seen too many Breakers games this season, but from what I HAVE seen, Mika still looks to have a few seasons left in him... he's still got the hustle in him and that's a core part of his skillset... It's not like he's been a knock down shooter all his career and then has to get used to a changing role... Still fit and made to last for sure... Not like he's a Pero Cameron size either, can still get up and down the court...
Penney though would look to be done and his retirement would come down to whether or not there's a spot in the Breakers front office for him to transition into or not...
Last season I would have said this would have been Loughton's last, but it's like he's had a revitalisation and is playing great... He'd be a year-to-year prospect at this age, but he'll be back for sure...
Nate has another season to go, and if I recall the Taipans had some help getting the funds for his deal? I really don't know how long they can keep him on board though... I know he's a great member of the team and awesome for the community, but if they've got so much money tied up in him that could otherwise be used to afford that next level import to help the Taipans be that legit top 4 contender, would that be best?
Not sure about the Hawks situation... Oscar cracked the big number this season, but seems to not be used as much this season and maybe it's time? Rhys seems a bit slower but can still provide a solid contribution if they can keep Norton in the starting spot next season, but with al but AJ being free agents, they'll have their work cut out for them, especially if Bevo gets a better coaching offer and is more sick of Spenceley's shit than he lets on publicly...
Garlepp won't be back at the Kings next season but I think he could still contribute to another team, quite possibly filling Oscar's spot down the freeway... am sure he'd love to be closer to his in-laws *cough* and he'd be out to make a point that he's still got it... Again, not really that old, still fit, reliable jumper (from memory, it's been a while!) and solid leadership...
Surely Chill has another season in him, especially if he gets through this one healthy... Just needs to be used right, he is still a very valuable player, just not at the high end of the salary scale...
Perth will be interesting to see how they go... Lots of their local talent has dropped off this season... Kenny, Damo and Wagstaff still have one season left, will Hire retire or get the boot? Wildcats front office surely are smart enough to know that they can't really boot their stalwarts and not bringing Hire back would mean his retirement, early or not, as no way he'd go play elsewhere...