Danny Green went to the Miami Heat Party

[exstatic]

Does anyone think that if we had played Indy in the Finals and beaten them that GHill wouldn't have stopped by for a drink?

It's the same thing. Take a ing pill, people.

[jag]

I know many people won't agree with me, and that's fine, but I have no issue. In fact, I think it's actually pretty damn cool. Danny proved to me with his play, his interviews and everything else that this meant everything to him.

I think it's a pretty awesome display of sportsmanship that these guys can enjoy this moment all together, even as compe ors. It's pretty special IMO. The fact that they realize how fortunate they are for what they do and how great this moment is for both sides and can celebrate that? Pretty special.

Agree 100%

[jag]

Trill Clinton?

[dallasmaverickslose]

Ok I'm not gonna lie. This one is pretty effing hilarious.

[TheGreatYacht]

Again... it's just back to the good $life$ for these athletes/millionaires... they could give 2 s about what we think. That's just the way it is. They're gonna' live it up and spend dat money any which way they want to with whomever they damn well want to. ... And there ain't you can do about it.

This is why Tim Duncan is special and unique. He is a true warrior, the ultimate winner, and a class act.

[mudyez]

Didn't read all the posts, but my take is:

I really don't like it, but in todays NBA I don't blame him either. They are all friends to the extent, that they are more friend than compe ors. I hate that and would love it oldschool. I don't want to see handshakes etc.. I want Pistons like walkoffs and dirty tripping attempts.

Imagine John Starks partying with Kenny Smith, Robert Horry, Mario elie etc. in '94!

[SA210]

Yahoo front page:

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-ba...173557204.html

[exstatic]

Didn't read all the posts, but my take is:

I really don't like it, but in todays NBA I don't blame him either. They are all friends to the extent, that they are more friend than compe ors. I hate that and would love it oldschool. I don't want to see handshakes etc.. I want Pistons like walkoffs and dirty tripping attempts.

Imagine John Starks partying with Kenny Smith, Robert Horry, Mario elie etc. in '94!

Was he ever a teammate of theirs? To me, that's what tips the scales over to the point where it's OK for Danny to be there with LeBron.

[Xevious]

I know many people won't agree with me, and that's fine, but I have no issue. In fact, I think it's actually pretty damn cool. Danny proved to me with his play, his interviews and everything else that this meant everything to him.

I think it's a pretty awesome display of sportsmanship that these guys can enjoy this moment all together, even as compe ors. It's pretty special IMO. The fact that they realize how fortunate they are for what they do and how great this moment is for both sides and can celebrate that? Pretty special.

Said it better than I could. Once the ball is tipped, it's all business. But the series/season is over. There's no reason why these guys can't congratulate each other over a hard fought series and have a good time.

[mudyez]

Was he ever a teammate of theirs? To me, that's what tips the scales over to the point where it's OK for Danny to be there with LeBron.

Sure, that works for DG...but I also had to think about Gronk and the Giants, so I'm not sure if its only about "teammating".

But then again, Gronk is a weirdo.

As I said: I don't even blame Danny, I'd just wish the league would toughen up a bit. All this love is hard to swallow, when fans despise the oponents. It gives a feeling of players not giving a sh*** about the team (again, I'm not saying Danny doesn't).

And I'm one of Pop's supporters for acting the way he did after the game (but more like: "That will help his team and fans to put it into perspective...it's just a game).

[jimbo]

Didn't read all the posts, but my take is:

I really don't like it, but in todays NBA I don't blame him either. They are all friends to the extent, that they are more friend than compe ors. I hate that and would love it oldschool. I don't want to see handshakes etc.. I want Pistons like walkoffs and dirty tripping attempts.

Imagine John Starks partying with Kenny Smith, Robert Horry, Mario elie etc. in '94!

b-b-but Spurs = class

[mudyez]

b-b-but Spurs = class

And I love it....But the whole league?

[Mr Bones]

Green's tweet:

Danny Green ‏@DGreen_141m
Got give credit to Miami...but don't think for one sec I was out celebrating with them...jus happened to be at the same place, wrong time


"Don't believe everything you read on the internet-- it's not all true"
~Thomas Jefferson

I'm too lazy to look through the pages.

People in this thread are still ranting about a story that isn't true, and I imagine over the course of the next few years there will still be people complaining that Danny Green partied with the Heat on the night the Spurs lost game 7. It's not true, people. It's simply not true. This is how stupid urban myths are started and never go away.

[cute_spursfan]

he aint young. he turns 26 today!!! old enough to know better but, young enough to Not give a FFcUK!!! no respect towards tim. this boy...

[milkyway21]

maybe he just wants to have a good time after his woeful woeful 1-for-19 from three-point range in Game 6 and 7 ?

Roy Hibbert & David West did not shake hands after their ECF loss to Miami that was how disappointed they were.
I think they don't need to but for sportsmanship they have to.

But partying? It's like you congratulated somebody for the job well done....job well done for outplaying you in the last 20 sec of game 6



If not true, thank you for those who leak a story he was there to party.

[dbestpro]

It is the way of the show. Just all of the cast members getting together to celebrate their performances.