- 7,071
- 782
Well, he did the same thing to the Cavs FO and players in 2010.
Even sent Mo Williams into depression.
*cue the Kermit the Frog gif*
He was wrong then, and he's wrong now.
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Well, he did the same thing to the Cavs FO and players in 2010.
Even sent Mo Williams into depression.
*cue the Kermit the Frog gif*
Is 20,000 enough?
Same thing will happen in Miami.
Only difference will be instead of 20,000 it will be 2,000
62 people out of 3 million people in the Cleveland area burned his jerseys. Stop letting the media dictate what you believe in.
Be your own man, use your intuition to believe that not everyone in Northeast Ohio burned his jersey or was emotionally distraught. Or are you just gonna believe everything the propaganda machine which is ESPN, throws at you.
And it doesn't even matter now though.
The best player in the world just came back home and is all smiles up here.....
AT, you used a few comments from the miami heat thread to generalize an entire fan base. you're probably right...but goodness, the IRONY of "62 out of 2 million"........
Log off. Never log back in.
AT, you used a few comments from the miami heat thread to generalize an entire fanbase. you're probably right...but goodness, the IRONY of "62 out of 2 million"........
It's a huge joke that you are a Moderator.
W Y M T B
At this point...ya'll gotta stop falling for the AT bait. Chalk him up in the Zyzz/DipsetGeneral category and just call a spade a spade.
Ya'll let his position as a moderator dictate how seriously you take him.
Julius Wrek
I hope he pulls it together and finishes his career with some dignity. The memories I have of him playing honorably have loooooong faded away. Sometime after he kicked Ramon Sessions in the nuts or broke Kobe' nose... or Rondo's arm... or the flying elbow to Lance...
Why You Mad Tho Booooooooooiiiiiwhats this mean? you said it to me a few days ago tooW Y M T B
It's a huge joke that you are a Moderator.
....Andddddd, who are you?
Find the nearest dumpster and throw your computer+keyboard in it. Maybe even yourself, included.
At this point...ya'll gotta stop falling for the AT bait. Chalk him up in the Zyzz/DipsetGeneral category and just call a spade a spade.
Ya'll let his position as a moderator dictate how seriously you take him.
It's a huge joke that you are a Moderator.
W Y M T B
whats this mean? you said it to me a few days ago too
I have a huge problem with people lurking the Miami Heat thread only to run and post misinformation in this thread. Talk about some cowardly stuff. If you want to address what the Miami Heat fans have said, how bout you actually engage us instead of trying trolling here.
never knew the details of this case. how bad did he **** her over where she got this dude's gun and turned it in knowing he would be arrested? raymond been losing since he left chapel hill...Felton Pleads Guilty
Updated: July 23, 2014, 11:25 AM ET
Associated Presshe's fortunate. I thought no one skated on gun charges in NYNEW YORK -- Dallas Mavericks point guard Raymond Felton pleaded guilty Wednesday in a New York gun case, taking a plea deal that involved admitting a felony but spares him jail.
Felton pleaded guilty to attempted criminal possession of a weapon and criminal possession of a firearm. He admitted he knowingly had a large-capacity ammunition magazine and a pistol without a license.
"Are those charges true?'' Manhattan state Supreme Court Justice Larry Stephen asked.
"Yes, sir,'' Felton said, later adding in a soft voice, "I apologize.''
He was immediately sentenced to 500 hours of community service and ordered to pay a $5,000 fine. Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Jonathan Rebold said Felton will be allowed to do the service outside New York.
If he complies, the case will be closed without jail time or probation.
Felton has said the Manhattan district attorney's office, which had outlined the agreement in court last month, was fair to him.
The criminal case arose last winter, as Felton grappled with the breakup of his marriage and navigated a struggling season with the New York Knicks. He was traded to Dallas last month, two days after his plea plan was announced.
About a week after Felton's law student wife filed for divorce, her attorney brought a loaded semi-automatic handgun to a police precinct and said it was Felton's and she wanted it out of the house, authorities said. Felton's lawyer, Jim Walden, has said Felton never threatened anyone with the gun.
After police contacted Felton, he turned himself in shortly after a Mavericks-Knicks game at Madison Square Garden.
Felton was charged under a state law that bans many large-capacity ammunition magazines. Prosecutors said Felton's could hold about 20 rounds.
The NBA has said it is monitoring the case. The league usually waits until criminal cases against players are resolved before deciding whether to impose any fine or suspension.
Felton, 30, was a star at the University of North Carolina and was the fifth pick of the 2005 NBA draft. Besides Dallas and New York, he's played for the Charlotte Bobcats, Denver Nuggets and Portland Trail Blazers.
Last season, Felton missed 17 games while battling injuries and averaged a career-low 9.7 points as the Knicks went 37-45 and missed the playoffs.
You said that the Cavs should trade Irving, Waiters, Bennett and Wiggins for Love and MCW...
Now how the **** am I or anyone else on this board supposed to take you seriously?
side note: you know only like two days ago did i realize that DNA level C backwards was cleveland, i was looking for the other levels and ****
I get it. Sorry sir, it'll never happen again. I will do my best to have you "take me seriously"