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CappingCrunch
Cereal King
Gilbert Arenas.
they need to trade this guy ASAP..injury prone
they need to trade this guy ASAP..injury prone
JPicks
Pretty much a regular
somebody's got to give the guys massages on the plane
cogenman
Raider Nation for Life
:36_11_6:
I say kick Eddy Curry out and just use the Boston Celtic masseuse/stretcher for anybody who needs it.
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signalcaller
Guest
Michael Redd, guy is just a bum.
JPicks
Pretty much a regular
first guy I've seen on the list that I 100% disagree with
JumpOnBoard
CTG Partner
And to think you were just in love with this hire...
Haha.
I won't gibe all the bvlame like many are around here to him. I love how he appraoched camp and how everyone is "accountable". Well, that went down the drain pretty quick. The trade obviously was part of that as it put a rift through the team.
My problem with him specifically is how bad he is with X's and O's. Never saw that coming. Everytime the have him mic'ed on an ESPN game its embarrasing listening to his huddles.
Bets4Bucks
Resident Clipper Expert
He would have been fired long ago if he was on any other team. Makes me sick to watch this idiot walk the sidelines yelling 10 different things on each possession.
CappingCrunch
Cereal King
Kwame Brown / Tyronne Lue / Darko / Marburry / Sam Cassell
Gorgolon Lives
The Reverend of CTG
This is an awesome thread. I could list so many. First name comes to mind:
Marbury. I think he's getting like 20mil this year for hanging out at Lakers games.
Marbury. I think he's getting like 20mil this year for hanging out at Lakers games.
Gorgolon Lives
The Reverend of CTG
Good point. I always hated him. And I can't even tell you what team he's on now. T-Wolves??
cogenman
Raider Nation for Life
He's a clipper. And they suck, what a coincidence.
JPicks
Pretty much a regular
Ricky Davis at his finest:
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The Cavaliers were seconds away from a 27-point victory over the Utah Jazz when Ricky Davis committed basketball sacrilege. Davis, with 26 points, 12 assists, and 9 rebounds, was well aware that he was a board away from his first career triple-double. Jumaine Jones inbounded the ball to Davis near the Jazz basket, where he was supposed to run out the clock. Ricky instead lobbed a gentle flip off the backboard, which was his attempt at a shot, and collected the ball, his attempt at a rebound. Seeing what he was doing, Utah's DeShawn Stevenson fouled Davis hard in retaliation.
"I have nothing against Ricky," Stevenson said. "But for someone to go out there and do that is not right. I'm not going to let that happen."
"[Ricky] was trying to embarrass us, and that's not how the game should be played," said Jazz coach Jerry Sloan. "This is not schoolyard basketball. Let him try to get it when the game means something. I was proud of DeShawn and I would have knocked him down harder. They can put me in jail for saying that, but that's the way it is."
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The Cavaliers were seconds away from a 27-point victory over the Utah Jazz when Ricky Davis committed basketball sacrilege. Davis, with 26 points, 12 assists, and 9 rebounds, was well aware that he was a board away from his first career triple-double. Jumaine Jones inbounded the ball to Davis near the Jazz basket, where he was supposed to run out the clock. Ricky instead lobbed a gentle flip off the backboard, which was his attempt at a shot, and collected the ball, his attempt at a rebound. Seeing what he was doing, Utah's DeShawn Stevenson fouled Davis hard in retaliation.
"I have nothing against Ricky," Stevenson said. "But for someone to go out there and do that is not right. I'm not going to let that happen."
"[Ricky] was trying to embarrass us, and that's not how the game should be played," said Jazz coach Jerry Sloan. "This is not schoolyard basketball. Let him try to get it when the game means something. I was proud of DeShawn and I would have knocked him down harder. They can put me in jail for saying that, but that's the way it is."
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