Re: Apparently, the Knicks are not happy with JO
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O'Neal said after the Knicks' victory, "We remember those guys acting like they won the championship, so hopefully the guys on our team will have a long memory about the celebration."
Marbury thought it was a healthy burst of emotion and didn't take kindly to the remark.
"Jermaine O'Neal hasn't won any championships," Marbury said. "If that was Shaquille O'Neal saying it, that's one thing. He has not won one championship. He hasn't won a playoff series playing in Indiana.
Last I checked, Stephon Chumpbary hasn't won a playoff series either.
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Yea, and Marbury also isn't the one trying to act all high and mighty like his team doesn't care about this game, and is just waiting for the playoffs to start.
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Heres the way I see it. You win one game, before the all star break. Great. Hell, its against teh best team in the east. He happy. IS there a need to run around and act like you just won a NBA title.
I forget who said it for NY last night, but he said anything can happen in the nBA. Thats right, so why piss off a team taht has the best record in the east
BTW, the Pacers still have the best record in the series, leading 2-1.
THe Knicks have beaten one god team, good [censored] job. Celebrate when you win the game that gets you in the playoffs, but wait, to do that you would have to have class. I really shoudlnt be surprised by his actions
As for JO, I am happy he gets fire dup about this. It will just make it sweeter when the Pacers beat the Kincks in the last game, and then again in the playoffs, if the Kincks even make it far enough to meet tha Pacers
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It was a big win for the Knicks. They celebrated. What is yours, O'Neal's, or anyone elses problem with it? It's pretty pathetic to lose a game, and then start crying about how the other team celebrated instead or worrying about playing better.
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Its called CLASS. No doubt it was a big win, and you guys beat us. I will not denie that. You guys were the better team on that night.
The problem I have is the way you guys acted at the end of the game. Scream, yell, maybe its cause Im a fan of a small market team, but when Orlando beat Indy on their homecourt, they got real hyped, but as soon as the buzzer sounded, they walked off the court and treated it like it was just another game. ANd dont tell me that game didnt mean anything to Orlando. NY couldnt do that, and Im not surprised.
But like I said, look at overall record, and series record, and you can do all teh celebrationg you want know, while Its Jan/Feb.
We will see who is celebrating win the second season starts.
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O'Neal said after the Knicks' victory, "We remember those guys acting like they won the championship, so hopefully the guys on our team will have a long memory about the celebration."
Marbury thought it was a healthy burst of emotion and didn't take kindly to the remark.
"Jermaine O'Neal hasn't won any championships," Marbury said. "If that was Shaquille O'Neal saying it, that's one thing. He has not won one championship. He hasn't won a playoff series playing in Indiana.
Last I checked, Stephon Chumpbary hasn't won a playoff series either.
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Yea, and Marbury also isn't the one trying to act all high and mighty like his team doesn't care about this game, and is just waiting for the playoffs to start.
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Heres the way I see it. You win one game, before the all star break. Great. Hell, its against teh best team in the east. He happy. IS there a need to run around and act like you just won a NBA title.
I forget who said it for NY last night, but he said anything can happen in the nBA. Thats right, so why piss off a team taht has the best record in the east
BTW, the Pacers still have the best record in the series, leading 2-1.
THe Knicks have beaten one god team, good [censored] job. Celebrate when you win the game that gets you in the playoffs, but wait, to do that you would have to have class. I really shoudlnt be surprised by his actions
As for JO, I am happy he gets fire dup about this. It will just make it sweeter when the Pacers beat the Kincks in the last game, and then again in the playoffs, if the Kincks even make it far enough to meet tha Pacers
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It was a big win for the Knicks. They celebrated. What is yours, O'Neal's, or anyone elses problem with it? It's pretty pathetic to lose a game, and then start crying about how the other team celebrated instead or worrying about playing better.
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Its called CLASS. No doubt it was a big win, and you guys beat us. I will not denie that. You guys were the better team on that night.
The problem I have is the way you guys acted at the end of the game. Scream, yell, maybe its cause Im a fan of a small market team, but when Orlando beat Indy on their homecourt, they got real hyped, but as soon as the buzzer sounded, they walked off the court and treated it like it was just another game. ANd dont tell me that game didnt mean anything to Orlando. NY couldnt do that, and Im not surprised.
But like I said, look at overall record, and series record, and you can do all teh celebrationg you want know, while Its Jan/Feb.
We will see who is celebrating win the second season starts.
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