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Cool story bro
From NBA.COM
Watched this video. Can't chew food cept for soup and bananas but will play in next game. Say's he's alright and ready to go. Dude is tough as nails!
http://www.nba.com/rockets/video/200...668/index.html
Cool story bro
Carl Landry is a sissified got. He shouldn't have even left the game. Negative man points for being this soft.
Very tough dude. Now this would be interesting...
DALLAS -- The Dallas Mavericks' appeal of their overtime loss Friday to the Houston Rockets argues that center Erick Dampier was inappropriately assessed a second technical foul.
The referees -- Ken Mauer, Brian Forte and John Goble -- called the technical on Dampier during an eight-minute review of a flagrant foul assessed to Houston's Aaron Brooks. The play occurred with 1:01 remaining in overtime and the Rockets leading by six points.
"What the rule says is, when you review it, the reason it's reviewable is because you want to see if anybody else is involved and make sure that the appropriate penalties are assessed," said Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who filed the appeal paperwork with the league office Sunday. "So you look at the review, and just like a Flagrant 2 can be downgraded to a personal foul or can be downgraded to no foul, when you look at that video, you should assess the appropriate penalty, which in this case is none.
"Because there's no question that not only was that not an elbow above the neck, not only was that not an elbow with an intention to harm, there wasn't even an elbow. There wasn't even an elbow. There wasn't even an elbow thrown. By any reasonable standard, that change should have been made, and I'm sure the refs didn't know you could make that change, so that's a misapplication of the rules."
Cuban originally said that he planned to include at least two other calls in the appeal, but the Mavericks opted to focus on one call.
The NBA has five days to rule on the appeal. Cuban is requesting that the game be resumed in Dallas with 1:01 remaining and Dampier at the free throw line to shoot two free throws. In that case, the Mavs would have possession of the ball after the free throws.
Still tougher than DIrk
Ooops, you were cynical?
Sorry
No problem es.
I respect teh out of this guy ...he alwys kills teh Lakers woukd LOVE to have him here in La.
He is a really tough guy. And he is a huge part of the Rockets' game plan.
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