You know, there is a reason I call it Thug Ball.
Thug Ball, what a pathetic excuse for a sport.
Indiana's Ron Artest and Stephen Jackson charged into the stands and fought with fans in the final minute of their game against the Detroit Pistons on Friday night...
More... Suspensions Fly, A Thug Denies!
"I didn't start it. I just played the game," Wallace said Saturday before learning of his suspension.
Wallace began the fracas by delivering a hard, two-handed shove to Artest after Wallace was fouled on a drive to the basket with 45.9 seconds remaining.
So let me get this straight, a hard two-handed shove in retaliation of a foul isn't starting the brawl?
Even More Quoth the Thugs
"We've seen this stuff happen before with Monica Seles and different things, and baseball. It's not just the NBA. What can we do with this? That's something that the league has to talk about and that's what society has to talk about." — Charlotte Bobcats guard Steve Smith.Do what we say not what we do. Quoth the Thugs.
"You can't blame a player for reacting that way. You can't blame anybody. ... He was protecting himself. Nobody wants to be disrespected like that. You can say what you want as long as you don't put your hands on somebody else or touch him. You can't blame him." — Toronto Raptors guard Vince Carter defending Ron Artest.
"If you're a fan, and you step on the court, guys are going to come after you. I'm not saying the players did the right thing, but if you step on the court, then you are fair game. Players don't know if you're carrying a knife or something. You can hurt somebody." — Cleveland Cavaliers center Zydrunas Ilgauskas.
Also in the sporting news... Europeans act like Europeans at a soccer match.
Spanish coach Luis Aragones stirred up trouble BEFORE the game by calling Arsenal ace Thierry Henry a black s***.
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