Posted by islesfan:
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Posted by Pharzeone:
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There you go Isles. Nate was hurt on that play, MDA was screaming to foul but the team didn't listen.
There's a difference between being hurt and not making any attempt to get up while play was still going on and your team was forced to play 4 on 5, which ended in the other team making a huge 3 pointer.
The fact that he was able to come back after the time out and show no ill effects from being "hurt" tells me he was dogging it. If you're going to sit on your ass while your team is still playing without you for a good 20 seconds, you ****ing better be really hurt. He didn't even make an attempt.
The said he blackout for a minute and didn't know where he was. I don't know what you expect out of him. Like I said it happen to us humans.
LOL He lost consciousness and woke up dazed and confused but he miraculously stayed in the game after a 2 minute time out? Without showing ANY ill effects? Wow, maybe he is Superman.
Sorry but that's just total BS. We're supposed to believe that he suffered a head injury severe enough that he blacked out and didn't know where he was when he regained consiousness but they had him playing again within 2 minutes??? Come on man.
[Edited by - islesfan on 15-03-2009 9:49 PM]
Bright little ray of sunshine aren't you? The guy was knocked down, took a minute to shake off the cobwebbs and he got back up and resumed playing. What's the big deal?
No, he took a wild shot, fell to the floor, was pissed that he didn't get the call and sat there like a little baby to exaggerate the harm but no foul while his teammates played shorthanded.
Did you happen to notice the Knick announcers say that he was making no effort to get back. Nothing about how he was hurt or unconscious. Nothing about how the Knick trainers had to hurry over there to see if he was ok after the Cavs scored.
That was a garbage move by a selfish loser.
And yes, most people do think of me as a bright little ray of sunshine.
I agree with Isels on this one. He did not lose consiousness. If he did they would have taken him out of the game. He was fine. He was angry because he didn't get the call and cost the team a big shot. He has to mature and learn to block this stuff out. Late in important games you can't be worried about refs or how cool you look etc. You have to focus on winning. When he learns that getting back on D was just as important to getting that call then he will get up from this fake injury and get back on D. A leader should have lit in to him or asked the coach to sub him out because he's "obviously hurt".
I love Nate. But he really has to stop this stuff and focus for the time he is on the court. Little things like that the players committ add up and are what take the team from where they are to the next level. When the Celtics talk about "perfecting the little things", these are the types of things they are talking about.
If you're trying to get back on my good side, forget it.
1.) I didn't know I was on your bad side.
2.) If I'm on your bad side, oh my god what am I going to do? I can's survive this way
3.) If I agree with a point, I agree with a point. No agenda. I don't worry about who said it
4.) You don't have a good side
5.) I'm not angry at you, you are angry at me. I can't help that
6.) Just because you got dominated in an argument doesn't mean you have to be a baby about it and walk around being angry at people.
7.) Regardless of any differences we've apparently had we should be united against a common enemy. Martin and Andrew.
3/17/2009 1:39 PM
