Proving he's no longer a Spurs homer -
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_yl...yhoo&type=lgns
Kerr comes out and says the NBA shouldn't suspend any of them, except Horry.
Um, what? Horry's punishment was to be thrown out of the game. The league didn't suspend Jason Richardson for his flagrant foul.
Bowen and Duncan didn't leave the bench during an altercation, because there was no altercation.
Amare and Diaw DID leave the bench when there WAS an altercation.
It's really not that unclear at all. The only question is whether the league will follow the letter of the law, or, as Kerr is suggested they should, whether the league will let this little incident slide because it will make for better basketball. Which is just about the most ridiculous thing anyone who cares about the sport of basketball could POSSIBLY suggest.
