Did Spree take it to far yesterday

[Skins4Life]

First off, his performance was amazing.

but should he let his game speak for itself.

FOr me at least, there is a fine line between good natured trash talking and taking it to far. I know its a emotional night, and I think its good that he was fired up.

I am a Pacers fan, so I dont really follow NY, but I think that from waht Ive heard, maybe if he did a little less tlaking, then maybe he might get a little mroe respect.

What do yo uguys think? I am esp interested in hearing what NYK fans have to say

[fsquid]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

The classy thing would to be let the performance speak for itself, but I understand how the emotion of that could get to him. He was mistreated by Knicks management, so I can understand the elation of hitting us where it hurts.

[fsquid]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

The classy thing would to be let the performance speak for itself, but I understand how the emotion of that could get to him. He was mistreated by Knicks management, so I can understand the elation of hitting us where it hurts.

[fsquid]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

The classy thing would to be let the performance speak for itself, but I understand how the emotion of that could get to him. He was mistreated by Knicks management, so I can understand the elation of hitting us where it hurts.

[3rdAnswer]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

<font color="blue"> I used to like the KNicks a lot, but I still got love for Spree.

I thought it was fitting that he go back to the Garden and talk a whole lot. He misses that place so much, and I dont think he ever wanted to leave. I really think his emotions were worn all over his shoulders throughout the night. You can't fault the dude, IMO </font>

[3rdAnswer]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

<font color="blue"> I used to like the KNicks a lot, but I still got love for Spree.

I thought it was fitting that he go back to the Garden and talk a whole lot. He misses that place so much, and I dont think he ever wanted to leave. I really think his emotions were worn all over his shoulders throughout the night. You can't fault the dude, IMO </font>

[3rdAnswer]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

<font color="blue"> I used to like the KNicks a lot, but I still got love for Spree.

I thought it was fitting that he go back to the Garden and talk a whole lot. He misses that place so much, and I dont think he ever wanted to leave. I really think his emotions were worn all over his shoulders throughout the night. You can't fault the dude, IMO </font>

[Skins4Life]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

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fsquid said:
The classy thing would to be let the performance speak for itself, but I understand how the emotion of that could get to him. He was mistreated by Knicks management, so I can understand the elation of hitting us where it hurts.

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I guess I agree, as I was treated the same way by a coach, granted it was HS. Not 1 season after all the debacle, the coach left my school.

I guess it just comes down to how much class you have.

Oh well, Im glad the Knicks lost

[Skins4Life]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

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fsquid said:
The classy thing would to be let the performance speak for itself, but I understand how the emotion of that could get to him. He was mistreated by Knicks management, so I can understand the elation of hitting us where it hurts.

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I guess I agree, as I was treated the same way by a coach, granted it was HS. Not 1 season after all the debacle, the coach left my school.

I guess it just comes down to how much class you have.

Oh well, Im glad the Knicks lost

[Skins4Life]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

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fsquid said:
The classy thing would to be let the performance speak for itself, but I understand how the emotion of that could get to him. He was mistreated by Knicks management, so I can understand the elation of hitting us where it hurts.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

I guess I agree, as I was treated the same way by a coach, granted it was HS. Not 1 season after all the debacle, the coach left my school.

I guess it just comes down to how much class you have.

Oh well, Im glad the Knicks lost

[ZigZag]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

<font color="red">Spree didn't go to far, Layden and that other guy are idiots for trading him for trash, and fining him all that money for hurting his own hand. They were wrong, sometimes class is not the answer. </font>

[ZigZag]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

<font color="red">Spree didn't go to far, Layden and that other guy are idiots for trading him for trash, and fining him all that money for hurting his own hand. They were wrong, sometimes class is not the answer. </font>

[ZigZag]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

<font color="red">Spree didn't go to far, Layden and that other guy are idiots for trading him for trash, and fining him all that money for hurting his own hand. They were wrong, sometimes class is not the answer. </font>

[Skins4Life]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

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ZigZag said:
<font color="red">Spree didn't go to far, Layden and that other guy are idiots for trading him for trash, and fining him all that money for hurting his own hand. They were wrong, sometimes class is not the answer. </font>

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I have to disagree with you there.

I was done dirty and blatently lied to, and hated my coaching staff.

But my father told me, point blank, as long as I was in his house, I would pretend like I was happy and show respect.

I hate comparing HS to the pros, but the point in, class wins over trash talking, and stooping down to some one else's level

THis is just my .02

[Skins4Life]

Re: Did Spree take it to far yesterday

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ZigZag said:
<font color="red">Spree didn't go to far, Layden and that other guy are idiots for trading him for trash, and fining him all that money for hurting his own hand. They were wrong, sometimes class is not the answer. </font>

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I have to disagree with you there.

I was done dirty and blatently lied to, and hated my coaching staff.

But my father told me, point blank, as long as I was in his house, I would pretend like I was happy and show respect.

I hate comparing HS to the pros, but the point in, class wins over trash talking, and stooping down to some one else's level

THis is just my .02