I canceled Noah's appearance at the camp I run, if it makes you feel better.
Really? His game is very teachable. I love the way he plays. He's the ideal role player.I canceled Noah's appearance at the camp I run, if it makes you feel better.
And what I'm far more shocked at is that it came from Noah, you'd think he would be less likely than a heterosexual player to use the term, or is this a similar case to it being OK for African Americans to call each other n****r but not caucasians.
No, it calls for the same penalty. The word is the word. Why should some drunk asshole in the stands be treated differently than a guy on the court doing his job? Both were from the bench, both could be heard from the stands (if your concern is fans hearing him say it).
This has nothing to do with bias. I certainly think much less of Noah today than I did before this.
lazarus said:Right, but my point is that because this was such a recent controversy, the league would be even more angry that he did the same thing so soon after Kobe's incident.
I know. I'm struggling to get my point across properly. I hope someone knows what I mean
I'm so sick of the Blake Griffin dunking over the car in slow motion commercial.
And do any of you agree with me that that particular dunk isn't even all that impressive? Don't get me wrong, the guy's an incredible athlete and a scary dunker, but that one doesn't really even do it for me.