No doubt after his better than average showing in the NBL his stock rose and his agent fielded a better paying offer.

I don't rate him.

Neither do I really but a team in Puerto Rico clearly does and that's all he and his agent would care about apologies to NW Tassie Thunder fans but once he got a call from Townsville unless he flopped big time in the NBL it was always going to be unlikely he would fulfil his original SEABL agreement.

I assume NWT would've started making alternative plans the moment the Crocs signed him just in case.

It can also mean he chases the money.

Have you seen Jerome Randle's resume?

Aliaga (Turkey)
Turk (Turkey)
Barak (Israel)
Texas (D-League)
Maine (D-league)
BC Azovmash (Ukraine)
Foshan (China)*
Spirou (Belgium)
Ailaga (Turkey)
Trabzonspor (Turkey)
Eskisehir (Turkey)
Adelaide, NBL
Zalgiris (Lithuania)

*Never played a game

Who says he breeched his contract?

Last I heard he wasn't going to Tassie anyway, but was going to play in NZ.
Even assuming he'd actually signed a contract, (and there is a big difference and often delay between saying "yes I'll come" and actually signing a contract) how do you know it didn't have an out clause?
In NBL contracts have then (for major leagues) its not unreasonable to expect a SEABL contract would have several out options.

At the end of the day, these are players who don't agree to come and play in the SEABL (or SBL etc) because they're looking for a career there. Rather they hope its a stepping stone to bigger & better things. The teams benefit from their stay, but also take the risks.

Samhan is averaging 14 and 10 in PR, so continuing his good end of season form.

So a player who moves on to better things is untrustworthy?
What about a team that cuts a player after 1~2 games?

Most of these journeymen type guys leave it up to their agents anyway, so it has nothing to do with trust or honesty.

Don't know about the red flags, but his personality seems abrasive on the court, but could be the best teammate in the world off it.

Couldn't care less about a guy not honoring an SEABL commitment to go make more money overseas in a top level competition, to be honest.

He's untrustworthy if he signs a contract and walks after getting a better offer for sure.

Dazz, there are some red flags with this guy

his personality seems abrasive on the court

Anonytroll(s),
You're asserting he's "untrustworthy" because he left "after getting a better offer".
I'm pointing out that players do that all the time, including in Australia, and who knows how many hundreds across the sport, every season.
So get a fucking crayon and join the dots.

You're asserting he signed a binding contract, despite offering no evidence he did.

You're also asserting that if indeed he did sign a contract, it would not have an out clause, which is nonsense. Nobody in their right mind would sign on in a BF bush-league without the ability to leave if they get a better offer.
As I have tried to explain to you, professional international athletes don't move to Tasmania just so they can marry their cousins. It's a stepping stone, they are looking to showcase their talent in the very hopes of "getting a better offer."

As to whether you consider the NZNBL to be a "better offer," or the PR league to be better again, well that's a matter of opinion and clearly yours doesn't count.

And if you wish to talk about irrelevant arguments, why do you keep rabbiting on about Europe?
Who has mentioned him going to Europe?

NBL teams can get away with restricting their out clauses, bush leagues can't, otherwise they'd never attract anyone decent. And even in the NBL, they sometimes use buy-out clauses, which means you can leave to go anywhere provided you pay the piper.

Your arguments are based on your narrow opinions of what you think should and did take place, even though you obviously don't have a clue.

Now, I too do not have copies of whatever correspondence did (or did not) pass between him and the Thunder. So I can't necessarily disprove your assertion that he has pledged his life, soul, bodily organs, and first born to Tasmania. (It is after all, difficult to prove a negative.)
However the fact that he is now in Puerto Rico seems to favour my version.

I'm pretty sure thats what agents are for....Could almost guarantee they dealt with the issue not Omar...