misterearl wrote:Amen

KnicksNut - "I'm trying to picture Charles Oakley or Anthony Mason apologizing to ANYBODY for a flagrant foul. Shake it off, Eddy; you didn't cost the team the game."

Next time hit 'em harder. Eventually, they will get the message

LOL If Eddy would of hit Rondo any harder, he would have landed in the 17th row

TMS wrote:i just hope u guys aren't fooled into wanting to hold onto him if he starts playing well & we have a chance to dump his contract... having the cap space for 2 max FA's is the best way to improve this team going forward.

TMS: There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."

I live by those words.

TMS wrote:i don't see any way we're gonna find anyone to take Fishlips off our hands... dude is a 3 & 3 player over 20 mpg & making $7 mil next year with a 15% trade kicker to boot!

Curry can at least present matchup problems for other teams & he fills a necessary role for teams looking for scoring punch in the low post... Fishlips can't do anything well other than drawing charges in the lane & impersonating a small mouth bass.

Washington might need a guy to take charges on LeBron.

Rookie wrote:come on man, Rondo flopped. Seriously though, if you watch the play, Rondo just happened to get between EC and the ref. Too bad for Rondo, but I'm glad it was him because Curry could be serving a suspension right now for going after that referee if Rondo hadn't been there. I blame the refs for letting that ****e go on for too long.

Dude, Curry pushed him in the back while he was in the air. Did Rondo flop? It doesn't matter because that is automatically a flagrant foul and an extremely dangerous thing to do. Not to mention stupid, especially at that point in the game.

oohah

misterearl wrote:oohah - c'mon dude. Describing a reaction that occurred in a nanosecond, in the heat of battle, as stupid is both arbitrary and reckless labeling.

Was it stupid when Larry Johnson went toe to toe with Zo? Nope. It let people know the game was very personal.

Was it stupid when Oak threw a hip into someone, sending an opponent into the first row? Hell naw, it sent a message that he was not to be messed with.

Was it stupid when Greg Anthony ran on the court wearing that ugly shirt? Definitely.

Was it stupid when John Starks head butted Reggie Miller?

Of course not. Starks was simply reminding Reggie, "if you crazy, then I'm crazy too!"

Go thug or go home.

That's true. During the game, I thought what Eddy did was stupid, but while I was walking home this evening there was one of these cell phone zombies walking real slow in front of me. I couldn't get by him, so I gave him a little "Eddy Curry Shove" and sent him sprawling to the curb. Worked like a charm. Thanks Eddy!

misterearl wrote:oohah - c'mon dude. Describing a reaction that occurred in a nanosecond, in the heat of battle, as stupid is both arbitrary and reckless labeling.

Was it stupid when Larry Johnson went toe to toe with Zo? Nope. It let people know the game was very personal.

Was it stupid when Oak threw a hip into someone, sending an opponent into the first row? Hell naw, it sent a message that he was not to be messed with.

Was it stupid when Greg Anthony ran on the court wearing that ugly shirt? Definitely.

Was it stupid when John Starks head butted Reggie Miller?

Of course not. Starks was simply reminding Reggie, "if you crazy, then I'm crazy too!"

Go thug or go home.

I can't believe you're ranking on greg anthony's shirt.

It will take at least two weeks for Mr Curry to adapt to the speed of the game. I would like to see him run with Jordan Hill.

shift du jour

Douglas
Hughes
Gallinari
Hill
Curry

He always was, and continues to be complete crap.

I'm fine with him getting minutes if it means we get to trade him. But I want no part of keeping him, and I hope to god he's out of here soon.

TheGame wrote:

markvmc wrote:Eddy turned the ball over every time he touched it.

He always was, and continues to be complete crap.

I'm fine with him getting minutes if it means we get to trade him. But I want no part of keeping him, and I hope to god he's out of here soon.

He just does not know how to recognize the double time. Opposing teams do a delayed double on him. They wait for a second after he gets the ball, he looks around for the double team, and then as soon as he goes into his move it is like he fails to realize that the doubleteams often come after you make your move (not beforehand). If he can learn to pay attention when he makes his move, he can cut down on the turnovers.

learn to play.... hmmm...
Is it a bit late to learn how to play?