D¹Antoni, the dog walker

On Nov 29, 2:37 am, Dan Gaters <dan.gat....DeleteThis@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > Let the soap opera continue at the Garden.
>
> And BTW, the show will continue 2010 on as well:
>
> LeBron James reacted strongly to Charles Barkley¹s comments that the
> Cavaliers star isn¹t showing respect for Cleveland fans and his teammates by
> discussing his possible free agency following the 2010 season.
>
> ³He¹s stupid. That¹s all I¹ve got to say about that,² James said Friday
> night before the Cavaliers¹ game against Golden State.
>
> Man, I love this game.
>
> DG

I think James is right. Sir Charles was a great, great player, but
boy, he has to be one of the biggest doofs the game has ever seen.
There are some things that just don't need to be said. And how about
this? When a team lets go of a player because they think it is time to
move on. I guess that is OK Charles because they say it is the
business side of the game. Well, what LeBron is doing is also
business, he just doesn't have a team to hide behind.
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On Nov 29, 2:37 am, Dan Gaters <dan.gat....DeleteThis@earthlink.net> wrote:

> LeBron James reacted strongly to Charles Barkley¹s comments that the
> Cavaliers star isn¹t showing respect for Cleveland fans and his teammates by
> discussing his possible free agency following the 2010 season.

I think Barkley's funny and occasionally says some interesting things,
but he has always felt about the Knicks like you feel about Isiah Lord
Thomas III. He'll seldom turn down an opportunity to take a shot if
the door is even marginally open. There's always an agenda.
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On Sat, 29 Nov 2008 14:03:41 -0800 (PST), Noah
<dontsendmeyerspam RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote:

>On Nov 29, 2:37 am, Dan Gaters <dan.gat... RemoveThis @earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>> LeBron James reacted strongly to Charles Barkley¹s comments that the
>> Cavaliers star isn¹t showing respect for Cleveland fans and his teammates by
>> discussing his possible free agency following the 2010 season.
>
>I think Barkley's funny and occasionally says some interesting things,
>but he has always felt about the Knicks like you feel about Isiah Lord
>Thomas III. He'll seldom turn down an opportunity to take a shot if
>the door is even marginally open. There's always an agenda.

I agree he has always been unfair in his opinion of the knicks. I
never knew why but I remember him saying something in the 80's about
if the nyers dont want ewing we will take him in philly. I think it
has been like that for a long time but I really never knew why.
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