DALLAS -- Veteran big man Jermaine O'Neal, who put comeback plans on hold this week, intends to make a firm decision on whether he wants to retire this summer. The Dallas Mavericks expected to sign the 36-year-old O'Neal this month, but he informed them and other interested teams Monday that he wasn't ready to commit to returning to the NBA at this time. "What I'm going to do going forward is I'm going to work out twice a week on the court just to keep my body and mind affiliated with basketball," O'Neal said Wednesday on 103.3 FM's "Friedo and Fitzsimmons" in Dallas. "Come July 1, if I can't say I want to play on July 1 to my agent, then I'm officially retiring and enjoying my family and [Dallas suburb] Southlake and the community." O'Neal, an 18-year veteran and a six-time All-Star, took the first half of the season off to focus on spending time with his family and some business interests. He began pursuing a comeback in December, taking a trip to Germany for treatment on his knees and starting to seriously train at the start of the new year. O'Neal acknowledged that he had a setback with his foot in the fourth week of his training, but he said he felt like he would have been physically able to play in the NBA this season. "It had to be right, and I wanted to make sure that whatever that commitment was, I could answer that and I could do the things that the team and the fan base expected me to do," O'Neal said. "I just, through the process of six or seven weeks, when it came down to the Mavs or the Warriors or Portland or whoever it may be needing an answer, I just felt like I wasn't doing them any justice because I felt like I wasn't ready to do it. "And it wasn't because I physically couldn't do it. They just needed to know right now. The timing wasn't right. I don't want you guys committing to me for a job that I feel like I wasn't 100 percent ready to commit for." O'Neal said he believes he "probably can play two more years at a level that I played last year with Golden State." He averaged 7.9 points and 5.5 rebounds in 20.1 minutes per game with the Warriors last season. The Mavs will continue to monitor O'Neal's progress. Dallas coach Rick Carlisle, an assistant in Portland when O'Neal broke into the league as a first-round pick fresh out of high school, and his head coach during four prime seasons with the Indiana Pacers, worked out O'Neal recently and plans to stay in touch with the big man. "We understood that there were no guarantees with this thing and we appreciate all of his efforts," Carlisle told ESPN's Marc Stein on Monday. "He did all of this stuff by himself. He went to Germany to get treatment on his knees and then he went through a rigorous process of conditioning. He only wanted to play for the Mavs, and he did everything in his power to make it happen. "Unfortunately it was not meant to be right now, but my relationship with him goes back for almost two decades, so we want to keep all communication open for the possibility he could play with us next year." 小欧回复训练後四个礼拜又发现脚受伤了 然後他也说到目前为止不签约是因为状况没到100%，他不会随意承诺没法负荷的工作 小欧也说说接下来的时间他每个礼拜都会保持训练已维持身心都在足以应付nba强度的状态 然後看7/1号自由市场开市後想不想继续打球 想要就延续生涯；不想就退休陪家人 他认为自己的状况如果调整好还可以在未来两年提供像是去年在勇士的绩效(7.9分、5.5篮 板，每场出赛20.1分钟) 卡帅说：小牛明白小欧的情况，毕竟未来的事情本来就说不准，也没有人会料到脚伤会复 发，小牛全队上下都很感谢小欧为了复出所作的努力。无论是远赴德国治疗、自主训练 ......这一切都是为了加入小牛帮助小牛，可惜事与愿违 不幸的事情是现在并不是小欧加入小牛的时机，但卡帅和小欧的感情可以往回追溯20年。 所以我们会持续保持联系，并对於未来明年小欧加入小牛保持着一个乐观的态度 心得：差点成为雪中送炭的小欧，明年有机会再见 -- Q:请问以下的诸位人物 何人是[真实存在]於幕末时期---明治维新之间的历史人物? 1.坂田银时 2.南方仁 3.绯村剑心 4.以上皆是 　 ( ′_ゝ`)<怎麽没有选项5　　　 (ﾟДﾟ;) <什麽?我以为答案是4欸 ˍ(__ /￣￣￣ / (__つ/￣￣￣/ˍ 　 　＼/　　 　/　　　 ＼/　　　 / --

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