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Where there's smoke, there's fire.
The fact that this has happened in more than one city shows it's probably not just random fans being the problem.
Because Avery didn't want her there either....and she had to buy them on her own, LOL!
Where there's smoke, there's fire.
The fact that this has happened in more than one city shows it's probably not just random fans being the problem.
Why can't Cuban go into the stands? Peter sits in "normal" seats. (If you call front row normal).
Andif she thinks people should be sitting in the lower arena at a basketball game. Much less a playoff basketball game.
I spoke to a friend that works security during Spurs games. He tells me Mrs. AJ is known to make trouble at the games she attends. Oh, and that AJ is no longer as religious since the little dude left the Spurs...
He! He! Spurs talk forums rules guys!According to ESPN's Marc Stein, Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and reserve center DJ Mbenga entered the stands late in the first quarter of Game 4 after Cassandra Johnson, wife of Mavs coach Avery Johnson, got into a dispute with two Suns fans.
According to the report, Cuban and Mbenga were joined by team security coordinator Jim Colleran in a section overlooking the Mavs' bench to check on Cassandra Johnson. A misdemeanor assault complaint was reportedly later filed by the fans against Johnson for allegedly shoving and swearing at them.
It was not immediately known if Cuban or Mbenga are facing sanction from the league for going into the stands. NBA spokesman Brian McIntyre said the incident would be reviewed by the league office Wednesday.
Mark Cuban tried to downplay the incident at halftime, calling it "a non-event," but this could be the second time that fans have had problems with Avery Johnson's wife.
During the Spurs-Mavs series, several Spurs fans reported that AT&T Center security had to be called to the a section where Cassandra Johnson was "causing a scene."
That incident was not reported in print elsewhere, although two sports radio stations quoted fans from the SpursReport forums when commenting about that alleged incident.
BTW, what's really wrong with AJ's wife? she has to see anger management consultant...she's becoming an itch.
She's been involved in an incident like this more than once and AJ thinks she isn't the problem?
It's the drunk fans.
Maybe she thinks she's just too good to sit with mere players' families?; or the other teams' fans aren't the only ones she has "problems" with??
Sounds like Mrs. J is a big fat bizatch who think she has the power to make people sit down in a gym that's not even hers.
This is the sign she takes to the road games
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LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no that isn't her!
I have seen her and she looks scary. I bet she could take on 2 or 3 average size male fans. How emberrassing . First the Owner. Then Terry and his cheap shots. Now Avery's wife? Polar opposites are the mavs and Spurs. No wonder the mavs haven't won a championship . It starts from the top.
Since when was AJ's wife a part of the Mavericks organization? What the owner and the coach's wife do has nothing to do with what the players do on the court. Terry served his time and actually helped the Spurs out by not playing Game 6, he's not to be persecuted his whole frickin' life.
Mbenga when into the stands.What the owner and the coach's wife do has nothing to do with what the players do on the court.
I don't recall having read that the person dissing the Mavs referenced Mbenga. There was mention of the Mavs owner, AJ's wife, Mavericks fans but no mention of Mbenga. Had s/he mentioned Mbenga that would've made more sense, I'm surprised the league hasn't suspended him after the action they took against Antonio Davis. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that Mbenga was deactivated for that game or maybe they just haven't issued anything yet.
Yes, it's perfectly normal for the coach's wife to be getting into it with fans and for the owner to be sniffing his player's jocks and running out onto the court.
I wan to commend Mavs' fans for being able to hold their noses and clap for their team at the same time. Not an easy feat.
We don't dislike the team as much as we dislike you LEONARD!!!!!!!!!!Highlight of the series for Spurs fans
Security was going to relocate the man and woman, but then the woman gave Avery's wife the double bird and they kicked her and the man out...
Avery's wife shouldn't be in the stands
Avery's wife shouldn't ask people to sit down
I'm sure the 2 fans had a lot to do with it, as they also had words with her at game 3
We don't dislike the team as much as we dislike you LEONARD!!!!!!!!!!
Moron who supports the San Antonio Spurs whining about white trash?
There's nothing in SA but ghetto people who can't speak English and white trash with grade-A inbred hick DNA.
Moron who supports the San Antonio Spurs whining about white trash?
There's nothing in SA but ghetto people who can't speak English and white trash with grade-A inbred hick DNA.Moron who supports the San Antonio Spurs whining about white trash?
There's nothing in SA but ghetto people who can't speak English and white trash with grade-A inbred hick DNA.
Hey, butt there ain't enough white people in this town to have a significant trailer trash demographic, so next time yu try to talk do your ing homework
How on earth did you manage to fit all that nonsense into one post?Definitely when one thinks of "class", it is Arizona fans...The same fans that flip off & boo their own players... (See Jason Kidd)...The same fans who voted down recognizing the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday....
First off, Kidd flipped the fans in Phoenix off, not the other way around. And he wasnt even one of "their own players" when it happened.
http://espn.go.com/nba/news/2002/0308/1347857.html
Secondly, the Suns fans did not vote down recognition of the MLK holiday. The Governor of AZ, Ev Mecham, cancelled the holiday based on the fact that he thought it was illegal. Ev Mecham was impeached not too long afterwards.New Jersey Nets guard Jason Kidd said his obscene gesture following Wednesday night's loss in Phoenix wasn't directed at the Suns' crowd but toward one fan who taunted him.
Kidd was fined $5,000 by the NBA for making the gesture as he walked into the tunnel following New Jersey's 89-87 loss.
Television replays made it seem like Kidd was giving the finger to the Suns' fans, but Kidd said it was only meant for an individual.
"It wasn't directed toward all the fans or anybody," he said. "Somebody had said something when I was leaving the court. So the gesture was for that."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evan_Mecham
Which is why I mentioned the people who can't speak English. Learn to read before you tell someone else to do their homework please, kthxbye~
don't think so, that lady is married to willard jackson.... but she is hot.
advice in grammar from a person that has a screen name DampierAmGod...
I'm sure you guys have heard this by now but for the others, Mbenga has been suspended for 6 games. Cuban wasn't punished. Well, except for the fact that he has to live with that haircut.
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