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I am disappointed that the NBA looked at the letter of the rule and not the spirit of the rule. I admit I stepped on the court, and that I should have had some more restraint, but Tim Duncan did the same thing but just not in such an aggressive manner. The rules are the rules, and I abide by them, and in that same vein, I think it would be beneficial for the league then to have also taken a further look at Tim Duncan," Stoudemire said
www.espn.com
Sorry Kori if this is somewhere else. :)
amare needs to read the rules again
Too bad Tim Duncan didn't do the same thing.
well we all know what ever comes out of Stoudemire's mouth is all bullshit
rofl. good stuff.
Can anyone imagine Duncan saying to the press:
I am disappointed that the NBA looked at the letter of the rule and not the spirit of the rule. I admit I stepped on the court, and that I should have had some more restraint, but Amare Stoudemire did the same thing but just not in such an aggressive manner. The rules are the rules, and I abide by them, and in that same vein, I think it would be beneficial for the league then to have also taken a further look at Amare Stoudemire."
This guy defines the word pussy.
suspend TD and Bowen
fire David Stern and Stu Jackson
I think its funny that he complains about the league looking at the "letter of the rule and not the spirit of the rule" in one sentence, and then argues that Duncan should be looked at by the league because he "did the same thing but just not in such an aggressive manner" in the next...
Yeah you clearly F up and then you try to throw the other guy under the bus. :lol
You can tell that was written for him.
Hes not even that close to that articulate or that level of intelligence.
So now he's trying to get Duncan in trouble too? Pathetic. If this series goes long enough I think he'll find a way to implicate Vaughn in the Kennedy assassination.
Man, I almost feel sorry for the guy...
First he says he's disappointed the league followed the rules...
but then he says he's disappointed they didn't suspend Tim Duncan for not breaking the rules.
It makes my head hurt.
if the spurs lose to this bunch of pussies i will never support the spurs again. only thing worse than a bitchmade team is losing to a bitchmade team.
wells he's just a robot saying whatever the coach tells him to say, come on now amare cant come up with that shit by himself:lol:lol
No way does Duncan bother with four whole sentences.Quote:
Originally Posted by picnroll
"I think the rule's retarded, but, hey, whatever."
Amare should shut up.
did he issue this statement via pushups in morse code?
How does this team have so many fans again? What a bunch of whiny bitches.
A) I thought Amare was checking in :lmao
B) This is like kindergarten all over again. "But teacher, Timmy was running with scissors too! :cry"
Aw c'mon guys. He was just trying to check in to the scorers table. He thought those coaches hanging off his jersey were just dragging along with him to make sure he did it right.
"Now Amare, if the other kids jumped off a cliff...would you do it too?"
:lol
Didnt that thug Amare see Camron's 60min special... DONT SNITCH!
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Originally Posted by timvp
I guess he thought his lame excuse would work. Now thats he's gone "what about Timmy wah!!!!"
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Originally Posted by timvp
A) no shit
B) nofuckingshit
He'll be loaded for bear Friday night... we need to be ready.
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Originally Posted by T Park
Really!! :lol
Of course duncan would never say that. People don't intentionally try to injure him or his teammates. I'm sure duncan is upset about this path to the title.
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Originally Posted by florige
amare is just like bush he is such a tool and is told what to say even if it reaks of stupidity. :lol What a fucking idiot.
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Originally Posted by timvp
You beat me to it! :lol
I guess Duncan was also checking in too....
I think those were his thoughts but someone translated them into proper English for us. Anyone care to guess what his exact words were pre-translation?Quote:
Originally Posted by T Park
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Originally Posted by clambake
don't be ridiculous the title is NOT GUARANTEED. This series is not even over yet. :rolleyes
I am just curious as to why Amare thinks the rules don't apply to him.
The more I watch/read about this guy, the more he reminds me of a young Shaq.
Incredibly athletic, amazing hops (see younger Shaq), incredibly powerful, but doesn't know when to keep his mouth shut.
His talk about Bowen's kick feels eerily similar to Shaq saying DRob ignored his autograph request, it sounds like something they made up to pump himself up.
Both regularly fails to respect the opponent, and make up excuses for their own failures, I mean, the immature level of either one of them is off the charts.
Here is a more direct link to the article.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/playof...ory?id=2872357
Sounds like you have a case of these:Quote:
Originally Posted by mFFL03
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Originally Posted by Jelly
duh,duh,duh, duh, duh, duh, duh
I can't believe this guy tried to get TD in trouble. I mean, if there's anything cheaper than that then let me know where so I can buy by the dozen.
Wow, that's not even logical. If you want to retaliate, take a subtle jab at Horry and how he lost his cool. Why would you even try to justify bringing Tim Duncan into this? When it wasn't even an issue?
I would, but then I would be accused of being a racist.Quote:
I think those were his thoughts but someone translated them into proper English for us. Anyone care to guess what his exact words were pre-translation?
Right, but he would probably start his speech with "Uuuuummmmmmm."Quote:
Originally Posted by spurs_fan_in_exile
The only thing cheaper than that was played out on the court 2 nights ago.
Maybe you can buy a dozen Bowen leg kicks or knees to the groin, or perhaps a dozen Horry body checks?Quote:
Originally Posted by SpurOutofTownFan
Yeah, this was my thought exactly. I was just waiting for David Stern to issues a statement saying...Quote:
Originally Posted by timvp
"No 'buts' mister, now go to your room!"
Confirmed by the fact that he lied about being told by D'antoni to check in. Take it like a man, AS(s).Quote:
Originally Posted by AnkleBreaker21
More played out than the Spurs being dirty??Quote:
Originally Posted by clambake
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Originally Posted by Testing
He is taking a jab at our best player. He knows that if Duncan isn't playing then without him or Diaw their chances are about even. He knows that Duncan should put up about 50 tonight.
I was just thinking the same thing. He doesn't even know what "beneficial" means. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by T Park
Exactly, where in the pictures did you see D'Antoni signal Stoudemire in? And who gets off the bench with a towel on to check in for the game?Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptainLate
The game was freakin over. Why would the moron be checking in>??
When I use Google to translate that into Spanish and then back to English, I get:Quote:
Originally Posted by florige
Which is still far more intelligent-sounding than anything Amare could ever write.Quote:
I am disappointed that NBA watched the letter of the rule and not of the alcohol of the rule. I admit that I walked in the cut, and that I must have had more lodging, but Tim Duncan made the same thing but just not of a so aggressive way. The rules are the rules, and I follow they, and about which the same vein, I thinks I would be beneficial that the league then also done a glance another Tim Duncan.
I don't know what everyones complaining about. SA still has to play @ Phoenix against a VERY hostile crowd tonight and I gurantee the league will even this out by putting several of our players in foul trouble. Look for TD and possibly one other of our star players to be in foul trouble to even the playing field. I love the NBA but ultimately its about money and ratings. Go Spurs.
Maybe he figured to spend some time at point guard.Quote:
Originally Posted by florige
I thought he was. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by spurs_fan_in_exile
See http://www.jfkmurdersolved.com/index.htm
well amare.. i guess u just have to pray harder tonight dumbass
so amare has called out
manu
bowen
duncan
who is next?
He called out Manu?
Anybody except for himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by ducks
He should call out macaroni for not doing his job and holding his ass on the bench
seriously wtf has this jackass against tim duncan
first it was in 04/05 when he outplays td in the series and reckons he shouldve started on the olympic team over TD, then you have the pushups
then the dirty spurs campaign
black jesus lieing on tv when the replay is shown, give me a fuckn break jackass
Amare we all know that you skipped college but take some reading classes and review the rules again. No altercation means no suspension, what you did was different so stop pandering for someone else to be in the same boat as you.Quote:
Originally Posted by florige
I pity the fool
I was going to say the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by T Park
I don't know but he is not on TD's level as a player so maybe if he spent more time in the gym and less time talking smack he would get closer to TD.Quote:
Originally Posted by TDMVPDPOY
he said manu and bowen are dirtyQuote:
Originally Posted by florige
That's what I've been wondering. Why aren't the Suns fans complaining that D'antoni's drunk brother and Ivaroni didn't do their job and keep the players on the bench? That is part of their job responsibility.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trainwreck2100
4yrs of college wouldve done wonders for his english and literacy ........ so who did he pay to have his questions answered?
My disgust at the way a flawed rule tarnishes this playoff series has been exceeded by my disgust at what gutless pussies Amare Stoudemire, Mike D'Antoni, and the Phoenix Suns organization are.
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Originally Posted by ducks
I bet if they were up in the series 3-1 he would probably be praising the Spurs calling them one of the classiest teams out there. It seems like with him as soon as things starts to go against him some he starts complaining. I guess to justify, or maybe it just lets him sleep better at night. Who knows with this guy....
No, there's nothing cheaper than Jason Terry.Quote:
Originally Posted by clambake
Maybe you can buy a team that wins something.Quote:
Originally Posted by tlongII
That's a good one. Good catch.Quote:
Originally Posted by florige
dunno why his complaining about the physical side of bball, when this clown was the person that dude pushups in the middle of game to showoff his alphamale.
Isn't Amare 1st or 2nd in the league in fouls?
Is he a dirty player?
Or just a poor defender?
Both?
Actually, instead of getting blown by the cheerleaders in high school, studying would have done good for himQuote:
Originally Posted by TDMVPDPOY
Probably. The classic "we are very fortunate we got away with this one. They are the best team in the league".Quote:
Originally Posted by florige
Amare is the George Karl of NBA players
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Originally Posted by smeagol
At least some of Karl's complaints are legit. When Amare sounds off its like wtf???
Yeah, if he can hit his FTs. :madrunQuote:
Originally Posted by florige
Wow, will Amare EVER learn to shut his mouth?
Imagine that teacher in those Peanuts cartoons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jelly
"But Timmy did it too!!!"
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what a fucking baby!
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Originally Posted by cherylsteele
:lol
It's always been about $ under Stern and those other "commissioners" of the major sports.Quote:
Originally Posted by desertlobo
IQ below sea level! Horrible, I say.
they did....with the diference that after amare did it an "altercation" began.Quote:
Originally Posted by samikeyp
Uh....Timmy wasn't rushing the court in said incident...he took a couple of steps.....hell he could probably still have touched the bench with his hand because he was still that close to the bench. Plus the rule is clear....."altercation" is the key word. Elson just sat there for a moment looking for a foul, while the game continued.Quote:
Originally Posted by nashty
I actually think there's an angle in what he said that really hasn't been addressed yet.
Both Amare and Tim Duncan stepped on the court after an incident. However, Tim will not be suspended because an altercation did not ensue.
But, if you look at when Amare stepped on the court, it could very well be argued that he stepped on the court right after Nash was fouled but before any real altercation occurred. While Tim Duncan stepped on the court after Elson flipped over James Jones but before any altercation could have occurred.
Now, since there was no altercation in that case, Tim Duncan will not be suspended. But, if James Jones had turned around and bumped into Elson, then we can reasonably guess that Tim Duncan would have suspended.
So, in actuality, Amare got suspended based on Raja Bell's decision to confront Robert Horry while Tim Duncan will not get suspended because neither Elson nor James Jones decided to get into each other's face.
My point is that both Amare and Tim Duncan reacted to a play on the court, and the differentiating factor on why one player is suspended and the other is not is based on how the players on the court decided to act after the incident on the court.
How is Amare supposed to foresee the future in terms of whether an altercation would occur or not. Had James Jones turned around and talked some trash to Elson and Elson bumped chests with James Jones, that would have triggered the rule to apply to Duncan.
Both players were prepared to look out for their teammate. Duncan was ready to make sure Elson was ok. But, again, had an altercation ensued, he would have been in the same situation. Amare was ready to protect Nash. Had Raja Bell not confronted Horry, there might not have been any "altercation."
I just see that there is another angle as to why the rule has its problems. Different situations and different temperments of players might be the determining factor in suspensions. And, if Amare got up and went away from the bench right after Nash was fouled but before Raja Bell actually confronted Horry and pushes were thrown, I think it's very much the same situation as Tim Duncan stepping on the court after Elson was flipped over before any altercation could have taken place.
no it can't be argued. Decision has been taken. time to move on.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamStone
He's required to do no such thing. Just stay in the area of the bench.Quote:
How is Amare supposed to foresee the future in terms of whether an altercation would occur or not.
I'm just saying they did the same thing in different conditions. I know this argument is going nowhere 'cause I don't even think the league can define "vecinity of the bench", so I'm just gonna live it there and let you guys watch the second bigguest choke job this season. The Suns have nothing to lose in tonights game. If they loose then it was "expected", but if they win....ooohhhh!!! that's going te be very interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by cherylsteele
the same way Duncan did on the Elson incident.....oh wait.... he didn't....Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
Right. He's lucky the league decided there was no altercation. Of course I don't have any picture of how far away from the bench he was. Maybe you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by nashty
If you watch the replay, Amare kept walking forward way after the altercation started. Had he stopped right when the altercation started, he would not have been in trouble. I saw the replay dozens of times, Amare took 2 steps, then the altercation started, he proceeded to take 12 more steps.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamStone
What Amare really wrote:
i did't do nuhthing rong. i thaaht that timmy d did the saym thing. He shud bee suhspended two. Dis shit suhks. I hayt the N-B-A.
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Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
exactly. duncan should have done the same thing even though no "altercation" ensued. that's the point.
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Originally Posted by nkdlunch
fair point. and, i actually agree with how the league responded to the events of game 4. my only point is that tim duncan was spared a suspension simply because two players who could have gotten into an altercation decided not to, while amare did get suspended because raja bell decided to stick up for his teammate in a confrontational manner.
your point is well taken. i believe though had amare stopped after those first two steps, he still would have gotten suspended SIMPLY because an altercation ensued. i don't know for a fact, but i believe it would have happened anyway.
stu jackson mentioned how tim duncan reacted in concern for his teammate. can't the same argument be made that amare reacted in concern for nash?
i just think that the suspensions are predicated too much based on whether an altercation occurred or not, without regard for the intentions of the players who move away from the bench area, when an altercation doesn't necessarily always occur.
Right.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamStone
So we're in agreement.
Done and done.
That's the funniest shit I've ever read. Way to play both sides against the middle, Amare.
Write me guidelines for determining intent during an altercation.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamStone
What Duncan did was stupid, and it could have cost him if the two guys hadn't just gotten untangled and run down the court. I haven't re-watched it, but Duncan might have stood up to cheer the original Dunk and just took a step toward the play. Again, it was dumb dumb dumb and he dodged a bullet because if there'd been any shoving, he'd be watching the game from the hotel regardless of whether he was cheering the dunk or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamStone
That said, Amare ran toward Horry. Amare has been itching for this the entire series, and you know it. He's had this false persecution complex that he's trotted out to the media and worked himself into a frenzy about it. He fucked up.