Yep, already had a feeling this was nothing getting hyped up
So David Stern WENT IN on Jim Rome today? :heh:
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Yep, already had a feeling this was nothing getting hyped up
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
shyt, don't jump down my throat...I'm just saying, a lot of suspect shyts been happening lately...Even he said that the sale would be completed sometime next week...don't you find that vaguely odd that the team THEY STILL OWN and are still ironing out the particulars with Benson to sale the team got the #1 pick?? That whole damn league is flim flam from the lotto, to calls on the court, to transactions...
I'm not disagreeing with you that it needs to be more transparent. My point is, if there is something going on, Stern's not saying shyt. Just like if you ask the CIA who killed JFK, they ain't saying shyt. Or they'll say Oswald, which is some bullshyt.
There has been alot of suspect shyt over the years and I remember when they use to actually show the lottery machine and the balls being picked and now they need to do that part in private?
They do it in a room with a rep from every lotto team.
fukk David Stern
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
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Should the Hornets not have been eligible for the pick then?
Rufus Dufus
All Star
Yep.
And also media people and an accounting firm person.
Some writer on Yahoo was at the ball drawing and wrote about it.
FreedS[ohh]lave
Banned
Always entertaining to hear smart dumb nikkaz go off about conspiracy theories
Do you know how many people have to keep quiet which these days is damn near impossible
As Einstein said three people can keep a secret if two are dead
Do you know how many people have to keep quiet which these days is damn near impossible
As Einstein said three people can keep a secret if two are dead
Would you have found it odd if the Bobcats (MJ), Cavs (Lost Bron), Nets (moving to NY), Kings (trying to stay in Sac), Was (Stern loved their owner that died a few years ago), Detroit (same as Was) won the lotto?
K-O-B
Management
I don't know why people think Stern was being disrespectful. Stern answered a dumb question with a "loaded question" to show Rome it was a dumb question.
It's a response used by lawyers as a rhetorical device. You can't answer the question either way without admitting guilt.
Rome was more upset being told he makes a career on "cheap tricks like [this]."
It's a response used by lawyers as a rhetorical device. You can't answer the question either way without admitting guilt.
Rome was more upset being told he makes a career on "cheap tricks like [this]."
These cats already used that when they got the John Wall pick
Rome played himself in that interview and he knew it, which is why he starting copping a plea immediately. It's a silly question with no merit. I mean what did he expect Stern to say "Yes it was fixed, I'm just glad that someone finally asked me."? The only way you ask that question is if you have evidence to support the the idea that it was fixed. You don't just throw the question out there with nothing to support it other than "some people just want to know". That was a third degree sonning.