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Thank you. As for my opinion here is my orginal one (people going insane may have made me overemphasize it.)
I can understand why Stackhouse went after Ginobili. Is that so terrible?
Did Horry look frustrated when he walked away? And that's the friggin point, he walked away cleanly. Contact after the play, which is my nice term for choking someone on the ground, is quite a bit dirtier than most anything that can happen when the ball is in play.
Thank you. As for my opinion here is my orginal one (people going insane may have made me overemphasize it.)
I can understand why Stackhouse went after Ginobili. Is that so terrible?
Because he got blocked out?
That's terrible.
This is why I said I did not want to bring up the Horry/Nash argument. Stick with the original one idiot. You are the one who wanted to trade Ginobili so stop getting on his jock.
Because he was angry...
Please don't say he was angry for being blocked out too because that was not the reason.
I disagree, since him being frustrated shouldn't make him go after another player in that way. What if the back of Manu's head had hit the court hard? Well, Stackhouse would be looking at being blackballed from the league like Kermit Washington.
Why take such a dangerous/dirty "foul" when it could possibly end you and another player's career?
He was angry cause him and his team were getting their asses handed to em.
Why wouldn't it be? That's what happened right before.
Jerry Stackhouse led Dallas with 19 points and was automatically ejected with 13.9 seconds after getting his second technical of the game; the other came for using Ginobili's face to help get up after the two collided going for a rebound late in the third quarter.
''It's not a big deal,'' Ginobili said. ''We were both competing.''
Said Stackhouse: ''Nothing new with him.''
Because when someone gets angry they don't think like that. Some people get more angry than others, like Stackhouse, though.
Bumping some guy with your hip (and his flopping to add drama), and trying to drive someones head in the ground and are two different situations entirely. Thats what makes Stacks inexcusable.
That was a troll post, and sorry, but you did bring Horry into it.
Exactly. Get off of Manu's . What Stackhouse did was stupid, but it happens every once in a while when people are competing.
Craphouse and Mavs are not getting rings, they are frustrated, they are OWNED by the San Antonio Spurs, who are clearly under their organizational skin. Since Ginobili did not get injured by that dirty play, we can laugh at the Mavs org. Sad sacks.
Compare and contrast the answers of Manu with that of Stackhouse... Whiny little
It doesn't matter whether Stackhouse was justified or not (he wasn't) - a professional ball player should be able to keep his cool. Stackhouse can't and that is a big reason the Mavs are not able to compete at the level they should be able to compete at talent-wise.
As for the posts about the Spurs keeping it professional, and the coaches keeping the bench in check - I liked that none of the players made a move. They stood up, and the coaches lined up in front of them, arms spread (sort of like a fire drill, lol - like they practice it on off days). The players on the court didn't engage, and the only player to touch a Mav was KT, who blocked Stack's punch. Stack (or Marc Cuban) should send KT a fruit basket, because if Stack had been able to throw that punch, he'd be out a few games instead of possibly one, and the Mavs would be hurting even worse in the next crucial games.
A season would be also considered
This whole ordeal once again proves that Manu Ginobili is a phvcking badass. Not only does he up other teams with his play, he pisses players and fans off as well to say/do stupid things. Double super bonus points for him.
Actually, it was game 4, and if you watch a slow motion, you can see Nash looking for a place to land, and then dramatically flipping his arms up. I also agree with the assessment that Horry was GOING to take a foul there and that Nash, by evading, forced tougher contact.
Crackhouse...I hope he gets suspended...
Enough with the cryin'. Yeah, Stackhouse plays beyond the limits, but so what? Next time we play the Mavs, if we play them again this year, give Horry the assignment to knock him 3-4 rows into the seats. Blood for blood, boys. Forget about getting help from the league. Settle your own scores. S.A. Spurs = The New "Bad Boys" (only badder).
Remember when Stackhouse was 'The Next'. Yes, that "Next."
You just laughed.
Stackhouse took Manu down and the refs got it right. Granted, based on the punishment meted out to Bruce the other day Jerrold should be sitting out for a night.
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Last edited by jn77; 03-23-2008 at 11:39 PM. Reason: add quote
Karma is getting it stolen by Manu to end the game.
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