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Korey Stringer Died

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by 4chuckie, Aug 1, 2001.

  1. Francis3

    Francis3 Member

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    R.I.P

    Did you see Randy Moss break down to tears in the conference? That was sad to see.

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    Yeah Moss was really emotional, Dennis Green was the only one of the 3 that could keep from breaking down and he couldn't keep the tears back. Such a sad story. He was only 27.

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    Ok this might sound kind of mean or uncalled for but im going to say it anyway... whats the salary cap situation when a player dies? And how does that work in basketball too? i mean does the salary just go away or do they take the hit anyway?
     
  5. 4chuckie

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    Good artice on Stringer on:
    www.esquire.com
    Some of it is very eery. The story was written as a feature before he died but the author mentioned his sweating problem a couple of times. Good story.
     

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