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Well, to be fair, toothaches can come on relatively quickly.
But you also have to consider the past history here, too.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/htm...76_soni03.html
However, Danny Fortson's absence was a bit of a surprise. According to a team spokesperson, the reserve forward told the team he had a toothache and was scheduled to see a dentist.
Fortson appeared fine before Sunday's 114-103 defeat to Denver and spoke of anticipating the end of a season beset by injuries and gave no indication he was in pain. But apparently, the discomfort is so severe he'll not only miss tonight's game but is expected to remain in Seattle for Wednesday's game against the New Orleans Hornets in Oklahoma City.
The toothache excuse is just the latest in a season of bizarre injuries for Fortson. Early in January, Hill said Fortson didn't accompany the team on a two-game trip to Golden State and Phoenix because he feared his sore right knee would swell on the flights.
Well, to be fair, toothaches can come on relatively quickly.
But you also have to consider the past history here, too.
I'm sure he's had his fair share of sugar
One of 100s of players, along with Bob Hill, who'd be out of a job if the NBA were 20 teams instead of a talent-diluted 30-teams.
Hahahaha.
That's intimidation, folks. Fortson is so scared to come to SA because he knows he's a thug and would get taken apart both on and off court.
Didnt Dirk play one time after his tooth got knocked out?
Pull it and get your ass in the game.
He did that in Game 4 of the WCSF in 2001 (against the Spurs). IIRC, Terry Porter was the culprit responsible for the lost tooth.
Fortson might be the epitome of the name "asshat"
Fortson needs to hit the treadmill or his worth will be questionable even for D-Leaugue standards.
Danny is still rich and when rich you can do whoever or whatever you want.
Except buy this, apparently...
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