Why the **** does anyone care? If you follow him on social media, you are worse than an emotional lesbian. It has no bearing on anything. I wish everyone on Earth would care less about opinions posted on social media. Tari’s response is no more/less valuable than the posts he is reacting to. He speaks to me through his performance on the court. If he plays like an MVP, I want that emotional lesbian on my team!
I'll let everyone else comment on his emotional state. But, I think his comment was more the typical pro athlete retort that just being in the nba means he's the elite of the elite at what he does (even if he's an average nba player) while the people talking about him aren't even great/elite at their own jobs. Which is true. But, when you're in the limelight you have to accept that everyone gets to have an opinion about you just like any other form of celebrity. Quite frankly, the high level of interest/opinions is what pays them.
Like mother, like son. Just take a look at his mom's Twitter account and you'll see. And you all told me his new deal is a bargain. No, his contract will be become one of the worst in the NBA! You actually need to have intelligence to be successful in the NBA, especially being an ace stopper. Eason has negative IQ and will never become a reliable ace stopper!
I was obviously talking about Tari in comparison to his peers in the NBA not people like you and I. He's got a big mouth for a dude that is simply an average NBA player.
Big mouth? Someone with a big mouth goes out and blabs to people who don’t care. He said it to his followers. He’s saying it to his cyber circle of friends. If you follow him, you asked for his thoughts. If you’re eavesdropping on his conversation with them and complaining, you’re the problem.
Definitely in retrospect would’ve loved to make the trade for either Guard. all of that being said, if he honors his contract and continues to improve diligently as a professional than I think a lot of good things can happen for all parties. even if he wants out of Houston he needs to play pretty well for the first three months.
