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From the Pacer's web page...:(
http://aol.nba.com/media/pacers/artest_400_preview.jpg I'm looking for the appeal info. |
I mean....at least Artest gets to take off this season like he was wanting to....he can finally get around to promoting his rap album...
I think the penalty is perfect...though maybe it should be accompanied by a 'you do this $#!+ again & you're banned' |
Didn't O'Neal punch the fatso that came into the court? If so, he shouldn't be suspended. The fatso was trespassing and he deserved everything he got. I would punch him too, remember what happen to Monica Seles.
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hopefully they will follow up and prosecute the civilians involved in this mess. how stupid.
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I only saw a few fans on the court. I saw more players in the stands then fans on the court.
But you're right. In this day you never know what anyone has on them. Thank god for the extensive screening process that you have to go through to get in the doors of the Palace. |
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Neither did Ben and he's still getting 6 games (I know he pushed Artest hard, but if all the other hoopla hadn't happened he probably would have only been fined and maybe got 1 game). |
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Hamilton's would be for 'leaving the court of play' - he wasn't throwing haymakers at all, that's not what I was implying in the least (Collin can explain why Rip might be a touch too "mellow" to roll blows into the stands, but that's a different joke all together) . . . Wallace getting six games is pretty transparent, as it's a bit of a 'consolation' for the pacers season being killed (as well as a sort of 'instigation' penalty), which I don't necessarily agree with but at least there's rhyme or reason to it. The "peacemaker" stuff, w/ Hamilton and Fred Jones not getting any days but Reggie Miller getting docked one (as well as some other, random players) makes no sense at all, from my end. |
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A couple of coaches who were interviewed on ABC and NBC were concerned that younger kids, elementary/ middle school age, may try to copy this behavior. |
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They all got what they deserved. Sure, the Detroit fans are thugs, but if you're a pro player you have no reason to EVER enter the stands, regardless of what's being thrown at you. Ask all the players that have ever played in Philly and been the targets of snowballs and batteries. The same for players that used to play in the old Browns stadium that would get pelted with dog bones and other things of debris. You've got to suck it up, you're getting paid a lot of money, deal with it. That being said, video should be used and any fan caught throwing anything should be suspended from owning any Pistons season tickets for the rest of their lives and blackballed from any professional sporting even in Detriot. ETA: Wrigley, while i understand the point of your suggestion, i wouldn't want my child anywhere near Artest with that guy speaking from an advisorary standpoint. The guy's a freakin nutjob, straight up. KS 361 |
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I would have liked to see Big Ben get more than six games, because he was the instigator, according to some. But the Pacers' season is down the toilet. Wonder if Reggie Miller will finally hang it up. |
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Big Ben definitely got off easy...only six games? I don't think he hit any fans, but by the same token he was part of the whole mess that started the fight. |
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