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Title: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: rocknrollforyoursoul on December 26, 2012, 05:53:49 PM
I was watching a CSNNE video (http://www.csnne.com/pages/celticsvideo?PID=uvXM2-CmjRj4QvfL6DThgcGPuF1LhMSdV4cRAS) in which Gary, Donny, and Tommy discuss the technical fouls called during the KG-Wallace "shorts" incident in the Nets game. I know that we all already know how ridiculous NBA officiating can be, but there are a couple of funny quotes from the video I thought worth sharing.

First, Tommy:

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You know what ticked me off more than anything else? They went to the television, and they went to the replay, and they still come up with a double foul. What is the matter with these guys? ... How can it be a double technical? ... They spent at least two minutes over at the desk determining that this was a double technical. Give me a break.

Classic Tommy. I know that not everyone likes him, but I do. And I agree with him here. It was ridiculous. I'm fine with Wallace grabbing KG's shorts to keep his balance, but once he was stable, he should've let go. KG had every right to brush him off. I think it's wrong to penalize KG here, especially considering Tommy's next point:

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And you know why it's important it shouldn't have been, is because each one of those double technical fouls counts against the guy's technicals where he could be suspended.

Let's hope the league rescinds KG's tech.

Here's what it's all about, though: the league is afraid of a full-blown fight occurring. Most NBA players, though, are just studio gangstas. Donny agrees:

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These guys aren't gonna fight. This isn't MMA. They wear skinny jeans and glasses with no lenses in them, people. They are not going to fight anyone, OK?

Awesome. Boys will be boys, you know? That's the way I figure it. Let 'em play. If someone, like Wallace, wants to be a jerk, T him up, but don't T up someone, like KG here, who just wants people to keep their hands off, and has every right to feel that way.
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: hpantazo on December 26, 2012, 06:04:05 PM
this is my favorite quote from KG:

"I don't know where in America where you can jack somebody's pants off or shorts ... I don't know what the hell was going on."
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: SHAQATTACK on December 26, 2012, 06:12:03 PM
That was one of the funnest NBA moments ever ,  KG seemed more spooked by Wallace's actions than mad.  Dat boy lost hs mind or what?

I  had tears in my eyes I was laughing so hard.

That was entertaining game to say the least , with KG's commnets and PP haming it up.
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: snively on December 26, 2012, 07:11:06 PM
Once they went to the monitors, they felt obligated to call something. 
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: kozlodoev on December 26, 2012, 07:20:54 PM
I have no problem with the double-tech. Garnett grabbed Wallace's hand and pulled.

The comic potential of the situation, however, is undeniable.
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: hpantazo on December 26, 2012, 07:30:17 PM
I have no problem with the double-tech. Garnett grabbed Wallace's hand and pulled.

The comic potential of the situation, however, is undeniable.

I'm not sure about that. The hand that KG pulled was still holding his shorts, LOL. It was like a wedgie but on the front side!

What was supposed to be the proper response when a player grabs your shorts and yanks them, and doesn't let go? I think KG acted with restraint and shouldn't have gotten a tech.
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: hpantazo on December 26, 2012, 08:21:06 PM
The play by Wallace reminded me of this classic celtics moment:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD796H08J7w (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD796H08J7w)

and as we have learned to expect, Artest did not get called for a foul or a tech here either. I guess pulling down an opponent's pants is not in the rulebook
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: GreenFaith1819 on December 26, 2012, 08:31:34 PM
The whole thing was ridiculous, lol..looked for a minute there that Wallace was trying to give KG a weggie.

Give credit to Wallace, though - he was the only Net who played with fire and determination...love that guy.

Too bad Deron Williams didn't (or couldn't...?) play with that same determination.

Thank you, Rondo!
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: scaryjerry on December 26, 2012, 09:08:56 PM
The play by Wallace reminded me of this classic celtics moment:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD796H08J7w (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FD796H08J7w)

and as we have learned to expect, Artest did not get called for a foul or a tech here either. I guess pulling down an opponent's pants is not in the rulebook


TP. was just going to post this video in response to another poster saying the incident on christmas was one of the funnier moments in the NBA, because really it wasnt. but ill never forget this little incident between artest and pierce haha
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: Lord of Mikawa on December 26, 2012, 09:56:14 PM
Yea the double tech on Wallace and KG was foolish. The NBA lately seems to be tech happy.
Title: Re: Quote of the night: Cs-Nets edition
Post by: indeedproceed on December 26, 2012, 10:37:08 PM
I thought the double tech was ridiculous because KG obviously asked Wallace to let go, Wallace didnt, and his balance wasn't an issue.

My own personal theory was that Wallace was trying to instigate KG into doing something very stupid.

I thought the funniest part was Courney Lee. If you watch, after KG and Wallace are separated, Courtney Lee puffs up his shoulders and puts his arms down like the way a bulldog stands. He didnt know what else to do, so he made his 'bad boy' stance. I rewound the tape like 3 times, cracking up. Wallace would've made road kill outta the guy but there he is, 'come at me bro!'