lack of class??

"Mark Barnes" <mbarnes6.DeleteThis@wi.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Good point. The game has gone commercial and very expensive. I believe
that
> Thomas was booed because of all the "potential" that he was said to have,
> but the lack of stepping up to the potential.

Very true. There are nights when Thomas looks like his next stop might be
the Hall of Fame. He can be that good. But then he goes back to his old
self - looking rather ordinary and making poor floor decisions. He can't
step up night after night for an 82-game season. There was always too much
time between the big games.

That game last year where he Iversoned..........errrrrrrrrr refused to go
back in, didn't help him either.

Gary Heidenreich wrote:

> richardhutnik.RemoveThis@hotmail.com (Richard Hutnik) wrote in message
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>> dz888.RemoveThis@bard.edu (captainobvious) wrote in message
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>>> I thought that the persistent booing of Tim Thomas from the onset of the game by
>>> Bucks fans was pretty classless.
>>>
>>> The guy was traded. Give him a break.
>>
>> Come on. A plentitude of former Knicks players got booed when they returned to the
>> Garden. Eisley I believe was one. NY fans who hate a player will boo him if that
>> player returns.
>>
>> - Richard Hutnik
>
> I believe I recall the MSG folk chanting "Keith Van Horn" or something like that
> during the early losing streak of the Knicks after the trade.

Wonder if the garden is going to redeem itself, by chanting Tim Thomas' name tonight.