He done learned me. He done did. Yup. That right. I got the upmost respect for him now for fittin to learns me
lol two irrelevant ESPN hacks on first take? Not even SAS or Kellerman? Those two dumbasses probably saw those clips for the first time when the cameras were rolling
In one video I saw last night, Ariza clearly mouths "He called her(his wife) a b****." It's right around the moment he got ejected.
http://play.podtrac.com/espn-russillokanell/c.espnradio.com/s:5L8r1/audio/3259671/russilloandkanell_2016-12-28-135711.64k.mp3?ad_params=zones=Preroll,Preroll2,Midroll,Midroll2,Midroll3,Midroll4,Midroll5,Midroll6,Postroll,Postroll2|station_id=675 Reese Waters was hosting ESPN's Russillo and Kanell. He talks about the events from last nights game and is very open about being a Rockets hater. Link is to the podcast.
Phrases like these are what make our guys...our guys. Spelling/grammatical mistakes can annoy the **** out of me, but I feel like it projects a genuine side of him and his sense of justice.
I feel like "Rockets hater" must be on the list of requirements in order to be considered for a job at ESPN.
No, it will get anyone with no brains to do that. If I'm a player on a professional sports team, yes, absolutely. It's selfish because it puts your emotions ahead of team goals. That's pretty much the epitome of selfish. And it's ridiculous that I have to point that out.
As upset as Ariza already clearly was, it could easily escalate. That police and security were accompanying him clearly isn't a good sign...if the police feel they need to follow you someplace, it's probably a place you shouldn't be going. I agree this was out of character for Ariza...Mejri must have said something pretty bad. That's not in question. What is in question is what is the proper way to handle it. Seems to be a whole lot of people here that think getting suspended, etc. is the best thing for the team...or people just don't care about the team. Yes, the Mavs were getting a beat down. But what I think should be examined more is the whole situation. Words were exchanged before Mejri said anything. He and Ariza were jawing, and Ariza and Carlisle were too. What was said in those exchanges? I think that is where this all started.
Your stance on this is absurd. As has been said Trevor is good people. There are certain lines you don't cross and the comments made were way beyond "basketball trash talk". Nobody is going to to let that slide. Just because he's a basketball player for the team we support doesn't mean that we should expect demeaning and insulting comments go unanswered because we don't want to see him suspended.
Not sure if sarcastic, but I totally googled the two words. Apparently, Upmost is an archaic form. #themoreyouknow
