that's years of pampering and conditioning at OKC.And him playing better is easy. He just has to play smart
Common sense should tell you if the lane isn't open and they have built a wall down there, maybe the best decision isn't to dive head first into it and force a turnover.
what made that fan threw a plastic cup on him.
I'd look at it quite differently. it was a pretty heated physical game and Indiana was losing. it didn't help that Artest lied down on the table and taunting the crowd. you are right though about entitlement but I'm saying it didn't help that Artest poured some salt on that wound already.
None of what you typed warranted a grown man throwing beer on another man.
speaking of fans i was just watching vids from the atlas vs queretaro game in mexico from this weekend and that **** was a full on riot. 17 folks got killed.
I completely understand the impulse too. If i'm intentionally trying to enter a calm space and someone forcefully chooses to disrupt it, it almost makes me angrier than if I wasn't trying to be calm before.
it could be the same explanation he used when he elbowed Harden. point is, he did something "out of the ordinary" that angered an already volatile crowd. I'm not trying to justify the fans' actions but saying that accountability goes for both sides. well, changing his name didn't help with his personality as well. just sayin.
We really gotta give son a break, it's a bit much now.
that **** was rough man... i saw some fans were taking off their jerseys so they wouldn't get attacked and the ones that kept them on got beat to death then got stripped. i wasn't aware how serious some countries take those soccer rivalries.One video dude was down and out and I think people on his side were trying to drag him to safety then dudes came and started beating him again. Dude was def close to death already and they really put him there.
Man what
