Ha

Seung-Jin

No fantasy value here.

The 7-3, 21-year-old, who is the first Korean to play in the NBA, was a throw-in in the deal that will send Steve Blake to the Bucks and Jamaal Magloire to the Blazers. Sueng-Jin will be a free agent at the end of this season and he currently struggles to offer value in both fantasy and reality.

Ha shouldn’t be a part of the Blazers’ rotation.

Ha, 19, was the Blazers’ second-round pick in the 2004 draft. He may have a future in the NBA, but he’s not going to play a significant role anytime soon.

Ha had failed to score in three games since coming off the injured list.

Ha hasn’t scored in three games played this season.

The Flyers don’t play again until April 1, and Nash will accompany Ha to Texas, where he will take part in practices before playing. Nash also said he had rookie Martell Webster talk to Ha about his experience earlier in the season there. The 7'3" center is a major project at this stage in his career.

In 24 games for the Blazers this season, he is averaging 1.6 points and 2.0 rebounds. At 7'3" and 305 pounds, he’s still a raw project.

Coach Nate McMillan said the team might consider bringing Ha back to Portland so he can heal with the Blazers’ doctors. He won’t likely play again this season.