fight at pistons/pacers game
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I CAN JUST SEE HIS CD COVER....RAPPING RON ARTEST: I KEPTS THE SCHOOL YARD ON LOCK....HAHAHAHAHAHA
I CAN JUST SEE HIS CD COVER....RAPPING RON ARTEST: I KEPTS THE SCHOOL YARD ON LOCK....HAHAHAHAHAHA
YALL WEAKTROIT MUTHAFUCKAS DESERVD ALL THAT SHIT....WALLACE STARTD IT AN THEN THAT FAGGOT WHO THREW SHIT AT ARTEST CONTINUED IT
PISTON FANS SOME STRAIGHT BITCHES THROWIN SHIT AT PLAYERS THINKING THEY WONT GET SMASHD LOL
ARTEST RUNIN UP IN THE STANDS BEATIN DOWN THAT FOOL AN THEN JERM HIT THAT OTHER FOOL TRYNA GET UP LOL
LOL @ A CHAIR BEING THROWN AN THE DUST PAN
GOOD SHIT ON JERM ARTEST AN JACKSON BUT THE WHOLE PACER BENCH SHOULDVE GREW SOME AN JOIND THE BEAT DOWN THEY KNOW THE TEAMS FUCKD FOR AWHILE WITH THE SUSPENSIONS ANYWAY
PISTON FANS SOME STRAIGHT BITCHES THROWIN SHIT AT PLAYERS THINKING THEY WONT GET SMASHD LOL
ARTEST RUNIN UP IN THE STANDS BEATIN DOWN THAT FOOL AN THEN JERM HIT THAT OTHER FOOL TRYNA GET UP LOL
LOL @ A CHAIR BEING THROWN AN THE DUST PAN
GOOD SHIT ON JERM ARTEST AN JACKSON BUT THE WHOLE PACER BENCH SHOULDVE GREW SOME AN JOIND THE BEAT DOWN THEY KNOW THE TEAMS FUCKD FOR AWHILE WITH THE SUSPENSIONS ANYWAY
Check your own fucking picture and tell me who the fuck that is standing on the scorers table you stupid crackbreath motherfucker.
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Smoke another one basehead.
"Doin' The Chicken Jam"
I'm Ron Artest...I been me all along;
I will beat a kid with glasses if he looks at me wrong.
Hey-J-O, J. Oneal;
Help me kick this fat pig just to see if he can squeal.
There's Me, Jax, and J.O. too;
Since we can't handle Ben we'll find a shorter little foo.
I'm Ron Artest...that's what I am;
I'm pluckin' out my feathers doin' the chicken jam.
Chicken Jam. Chicken Jam.
Don't mess with me Detroit...I'm doin' the Chicken Jam.
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I'm Ron Artest...I been me all along;
I will beat a kid with glasses if he looks at me wrong.
Hey-J-O, J. Oneal;
Help me kick this fat pig just to see if he can squeal.
There's Me, Jax, and J.O. too;
Since we can't handle Ben we'll find a shorter little foo.
I'm Ron Artest...that's what I am;
I'm pluckin' out my feathers doin' the chicken jam.
Chicken Jam. Chicken Jam.
Don't mess with me Detroit...I'm doin' the Chicken Jam.
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Go ahead, Ron. Take a good, long time off. You earned it.
Last week Ron Artest asked for a month off to rest up from a grueling schedule that included producing a rap album, providing the most outrageous basketball quote of the year that was not spoken by Kobe Bryant or Shaquille O'Neal: "I've been doing a little bit too much music, just needed the rest. I've still got my album coming out Nov. 23. After the album comes out I'm going to make sure all of my time is focused on winning a championship.''
Artest received a two-game suspension instead and he deserves another far, far longer suspension for his behavior Friday night when he charged into the stands after fans and later punched one on the court. Teammates Jermaine O'Neal and Stephen Jackson likewise slugged fans.
The whole melee began when Detroit's Ben Wallace gave Artest a hard, two-handed shove in the chest and face after being fouled with 45.9 seconds left in the game. That started a scuffle between the two teams that ended with referees calling an end to the game. Everything seemed to be calming down when someone threw a full cup on Artest, who was inexplicably lying on the scorer's table, and that's when everything went to hell. Artest and Jackson went into the stands swinging for fans and fans spilled onto the court trolling for lawsuits.
Why everyone should get so upset, especially about an NBA game in mid-November, is unclear. Evidently, Detroit fans are going through withdrawal because of the NHL lockout. The only thing they didn't throw at the Pacers was an octopus.
How ugly was this fight? So ugly that Rick Mahorn and Rasheed Wallace were the peacemakers.
Now, let's be clear. The fans in Detroit are equally at fault here. They crossed the line further than if they had Pittsburgh Steelers blocking for them. They inflamed a situation that was about to end peacefully. What we can see them doing is bad enough; what we can't hear them shouting at the players can only be imagined.
Without question, the fans deserve severe punishment. But other than taking away their season tickets and banning them from games, there isn't much the NBA can do about those morons. Their punishment must be handed out by the justice system, which should not only charge each one involved with assault but also reject any possible lawsuit directed at a player's checkbook.
The NBA, however, does have jurisdiction over its players and should throw the book at the three Pacers who fought with fans.
Artest went charging into the stands, looking wildly for the fan who threw the cup. It isn't clear whether he knew who actually did it, but he did shove down one fan he suspected. Then Jackson came up and drilled another fan who threw another beer at Artest.
After that settled down and security and teammates separated everyone, two fans came strutting onto the court toward Artest, essentially asking to be clobbered. Artest obliged them, as did an unidentified assistant coach and O'Neal, who all threw some very violent punches.
While the fans clearly asked for it, that in no way gives the players permission to give it to them. The players must be mature enough to let security and police officers handle such situations, if only to protect their bank accounts. Fan behavior can be ugly. It always gets much, much uglier when players respond.
As NBA commissioner David Stern said when announcing the indefinite suspensions, "This demonstrates why our players must not enter the stands, whatever the provocation or poisonous behavior of people attending the games."
We've had a distressing number of such incidents recently -- the father-son morons attacking a first base coach in Chicago, Frank Francisco tossing a chair in Oakland -- and the only way to end it is to get tough. Prosecute the fans and suspend the players without pay long enough that they have to take notice.
The NBA is already dealing with falling popularity and a perception that it has lost control of its players. To rescue its image, it has to come down hard -- the minimum suspensions should be 20 games. And Artest, whose record demonstrates a profound lack of control, should face a season-long suspension.
If Artest wants to record an album, fine. But the NBA can't tolerate him fighting everyone as if he's in the audience of the Vibe magazine awards.
Last week Ron Artest asked for a month off to rest up from a grueling schedule that included producing a rap album, providing the most outrageous basketball quote of the year that was not spoken by Kobe Bryant or Shaquille O'Neal: "I've been doing a little bit too much music, just needed the rest. I've still got my album coming out Nov. 23. After the album comes out I'm going to make sure all of my time is focused on winning a championship.''
Artest received a two-game suspension instead and he deserves another far, far longer suspension for his behavior Friday night when he charged into the stands after fans and later punched one on the court. Teammates Jermaine O'Neal and Stephen Jackson likewise slugged fans.
The whole melee began when Detroit's Ben Wallace gave Artest a hard, two-handed shove in the chest and face after being fouled with 45.9 seconds left in the game. That started a scuffle between the two teams that ended with referees calling an end to the game. Everything seemed to be calming down when someone threw a full cup on Artest, who was inexplicably lying on the scorer's table, and that's when everything went to hell. Artest and Jackson went into the stands swinging for fans and fans spilled onto the court trolling for lawsuits.
Why everyone should get so upset, especially about an NBA game in mid-November, is unclear. Evidently, Detroit fans are going through withdrawal because of the NHL lockout. The only thing they didn't throw at the Pacers was an octopus.
How ugly was this fight? So ugly that Rick Mahorn and Rasheed Wallace were the peacemakers.
Now, let's be clear. The fans in Detroit are equally at fault here. They crossed the line further than if they had Pittsburgh Steelers blocking for them. They inflamed a situation that was about to end peacefully. What we can see them doing is bad enough; what we can't hear them shouting at the players can only be imagined.
Without question, the fans deserve severe punishment. But other than taking away their season tickets and banning them from games, there isn't much the NBA can do about those morons. Their punishment must be handed out by the justice system, which should not only charge each one involved with assault but also reject any possible lawsuit directed at a player's checkbook.
The NBA, however, does have jurisdiction over its players and should throw the book at the three Pacers who fought with fans.
Artest went charging into the stands, looking wildly for the fan who threw the cup. It isn't clear whether he knew who actually did it, but he did shove down one fan he suspected. Then Jackson came up and drilled another fan who threw another beer at Artest.
After that settled down and security and teammates separated everyone, two fans came strutting onto the court toward Artest, essentially asking to be clobbered. Artest obliged them, as did an unidentified assistant coach and O'Neal, who all threw some very violent punches.
While the fans clearly asked for it, that in no way gives the players permission to give it to them. The players must be mature enough to let security and police officers handle such situations, if only to protect their bank accounts. Fan behavior can be ugly. It always gets much, much uglier when players respond.
As NBA commissioner David Stern said when announcing the indefinite suspensions, "This demonstrates why our players must not enter the stands, whatever the provocation or poisonous behavior of people attending the games."
We've had a distressing number of such incidents recently -- the father-son morons attacking a first base coach in Chicago, Frank Francisco tossing a chair in Oakland -- and the only way to end it is to get tough. Prosecute the fans and suspend the players without pay long enough that they have to take notice.
The NBA is already dealing with falling popularity and a perception that it has lost control of its players. To rescue its image, it has to come down hard -- the minimum suspensions should be 20 games. And Artest, whose record demonstrates a profound lack of control, should face a season-long suspension.
If Artest wants to record an album, fine. But the NBA can't tolerate him fighting everyone as if he's in the audience of the Vibe magazine awards.
HAHA I was watching it Live on ESPN you fuckin goon. They didn't cut out until the fight was over. Sure he jumped the scorers table, ran into the crowd, then ran like a bitch to the locker room, then ran back out with a dustpan. HAHAHAH Get the fuck outta here.
You are a fucking retard, just admit you were wrong.
I never said it wasn't him with the dustpan because I saw that, no idea who it was though. I'm just sayin Tinsley was out there the whole time. I seen him shove a 60+ year old man that was trying to keep him from climbing the table.
You are a fucking retard, just admit you were wrong.
I never said it wasn't him with the dustpan because I saw that, no idea who it was though. I'm just sayin Tinsley was out there the whole time. I seen him shove a 60+ year old man that was trying to keep him from climbing the table.