I think a "Stoudewhiner" chant is definitely in order...

[FromWayDowntown]

Working the refs during a game is one thing. Running home to mommy by doing it through the media is another. You'll never hear Spurs players whining to the media. They just give the other team credit and move on. Because real men handle their business on the court instead of crying to the media.

I've asked in other threads, but I still don't understand how the Spurs are the crybabies in this series. The Spurs might whine about calls on the floor, but so do the Suns -- Amare's two fingers to his eyes to Dan Crawford, anyone?

Pop might work officials for calls, but nothing Pop has ever done looked remotely as childish as D'Antoni's nearly ting his pants during Game 1 with his incessing crying.

And, at that, only one team in this series has taken any complaints about officiating or the other team to the media.

I guess there's some protection available to those who do their whining in the papers.

[Ed Helicopter Jones]

The "Stoudewhiner" chant would actually be hilarious.

Stou - da - whiner! Clap clap! clap clap clap!

Has - no - weiner! Clap clap! Clap clap clap!

[LavaLamp]

How very ambitious of him

It would certainly be if you just had microfracture surgery on both knees.

[milkyway21]

YEAH, I LIKE IT!

STUDEWHINER!! be it

let me see the signs in game 3!

[IceColdBrewski]

So who's the guy that showed the "Stoudewhiner" sign that got airtime on ESPN in the first quarter? Is he a member of this forum? Speak up if you're out there, because I laughed my ass of when I saw it.

[missmyzte]

So who's the guy that showed the "Stoudewhiner" sign that got airtime on ESPN in the first quarter? Is he a member of this forum? Speak up you're out there, because I laughed my ass of when I saw it.

[IceColdBrewski]

I saw a different guy with red hair on ESPN during the first quarter.

Nice to know that so many showed up to give Amare the "crybaby" treatment though.

[cherylsteele]

Didn't the crowd start chanting "dir-ty" at one point?