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Considering Melo already has one foot out the Mile High City door, I'm surprised he showed any emotion at all.
Considering Melo already has one foot out the Mile High City door, I'm surprised he showed any emotion at all.
http://www.nba.com/nuggets/news/nugg...2_17_2010.html“It’s a play that I think goes either way a lot,” Karl said. “But it seems like referees like to hit us with the tough call. Melo made a great play. It was close. I’ve seen it called both ways.”
Karl and his coaching staff watched the replay several times in the moments after the game. Anthony, with his right thumb throbbing and his right knee wrapped in ice, had no such interest.
“I don’t want to see it,” he said. “I just don’t want to see it."
Spurs Homers showing much bias.
I can't stand Marshmellow but he did not excessively about the play nor did he say it was for a fact a bad call. That he didn't want to see the play doesn't make him a either.
Harlem Heat nice photo.
He was snivelling wishin his gangsta azz was in NYC.
When I saw that I thought to myself "What a whiny little pouting kid."
Queen Latifah has bigger balls then Melo
Carmello has a basketball version of Munchausen's. He would poison his own team to get a chance to rescue them and be a hero. He plays when he wants to, and s off the rest of the time. His clutch statistics don't count all the times things get too far out of hand for a heroic ending. If he had Tim's mental discipline, or Manu's will to win (and not just to make a highlight reel) he would be scary good.
As it is - he's in the locker room with tears in his eyes.
BTW - did anyone see him walking into the tunnel after the game? Reminded me so much of Brian Grant after the Memorial Day Miracle. It almost brought tears to my eyes, too.
compared to s like Lebron, Melo is aight in my book.
I dont mind the way he behaves ont he court and he obviously is still giving effort despite the melodrama.
Was that a pun?
If it was, it was a damn good one.
yesir I heard Reggie say it though
Wasn't he famous for the on court hit and run in NY?
this is knicks fans we are talking about. they will sell their firstborn for a few wins
I only remember the running part
He punched a Knick player from behind and then when the Knick player went after him, Melo took off running.
He's also the guy that chocked Sasha (not that we all don't want to) in the 4th quarter of a game the Lakers were winning handily. Obviously he didn't have the balls to choke Kobe or any other alpha dogs on that team that would fight back.
I remember him flagrantly fouling Manu at the end of a 4th quarter in the playoffs (after Denver had clearly lost) to send a message for Manu not to go inside the paint. That didn't work very well as the Spurs mowed them over in the playoffs, but it sums up his chicken/prima donna style basketball.
I don't like the guy. He is worse than Lebron.
anybody that chokes Sasha is aight in my book
Melo is pure class of a player.
He knows the game of basketball.
He only needs to play for a decent organization, a winning coach.
Melo in NY would be a blockbuster money making golden egg making hen for the NBA and NY
, I'd watch them maul teams in the regular season, and fail miserably in the playoffs.
Poor little knick was slapped by the big bad boy from the pharmacy??
Poor little guy, I am starting to cry for him....
Carmelo has had multiple off-court incidents, he's had the choking incident(as cd98 pointed out), he had the embarrassing incident vs. the Knicks..he demanded a trade and threw the team under the bus, while under contract..
Yet most people hate James instead, it's funny..
lol love coming to Spurstalk.com for some liners
Does anyone have video? No?
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