HofstraBBall wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:HofstraBBall wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:CrushAlot wrote:meloshouldgo wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:GoNyGoNyGo wrote:Yeah, he walked "thru hell" while his hands were collecting $100 MIllion dollars and not winning crap!What an asshat!
HE will never be a winner because its always about him. What about the crap his teammates and coaches had to endure with him?
Good Riddance!
He really rubbd me the wrong way these last few days. I fully admit i was never a fan of his as a player BUT most of the time i have always complimented his character and the way he has handled himself. But these stupid comments sounds really babyish and stupid. Intstead of just saying "it didnt work out in New york but i hold no grudge and wish them luck" he starts the"babe in the woods" routine and how he was "stabbed in the back" and he walked through hell". N Matter what happenes tonight it is definetly a breath a fresh air with him gone
This attitude is truly why I hate him. Arrogant, narcissistic, selfish lazy ass prick. Hope GS 5-0 on their ass in the playoffs.
This and the whole defense thingy
The guy was voted best teammate by his peers. A lot of quotes in the papers today from his old teammates about him being agood guy. Not sure what else needs to be said. He s gone anyway.
doesnt change the fact that his comments were stupid. Gotta be fair about that at least
What did he say?
basically that the knicks stabbed him in the back and it was "hell" here. Seemed very overdramatic and petty. I mean ive always complimented his character but i didnt like his comments.
Do you think he was right? Hell maybe a bit much. But A few years of Knicks dysfunction, Phil's public comments, Phils inability to communicate with players directly and that's all he said? Don't think it's anything to get upset about. We can't accuse a guy for being overtly sensitive because he finally comments, after 3 years of holding it in and being professional, on his perspective of things. Specially when we all thought he was probably right about how Phil handled things. And btw, he still didn't mention names. Did he?
If he said he too took responsibility for the team's failures, then he'd be right. When you shoot worse than most of your teammates and the worst shooting teams in the league and play poor defense, you lose the ability to be taken seriously when calling out others.
The classy thing to do would be just to move on in life and not comment anyway. He should be thankful he's in a great situation where he's his teams third best player now. A lot of people like KG were stuck in bad organizations much longer.