Knicks · OT: As much as I dislike both Isiah and Vescey.... (page 2)

ChuckBuck @ 6/18/2012 11:57 AM
This is what I remember about Christian Laettner, not his last second shot against Kentucky, or his storied career:


Bonn1997 @ 6/18/2012 1:13 PM
ChuckBuck wrote:This is what I remember about Christian Laettner, not his last second shot against Kentucky, or his storied career:



Eh, that's just an ordinary mistake. It's not like it was an Artest-Harden elbow.
sidsanders @ 6/18/2012 1:48 PM
Bonn1997 wrote:
ChuckBuck wrote:This is what I remember about Christian Laettner, not his last second shot against Kentucky, or his storied career:



Eh, that's just an ordinary mistake. It's not like it was an Artest-Harden elbow.

my sarcasm meter is off a bit so... you did hear him admit he did it on purpose?

Bonn1997 @ 6/18/2012 2:05 PM
sidsanders wrote:
Bonn1997 wrote:
ChuckBuck wrote:This is what I remember about Christian Laettner, not his last second shot against Kentucky, or his storied career:



Eh, that's just an ordinary mistake. It's not like it was an Artest-Harden elbow.

my sarcasm meter is off a bit so... you did hear him admit he did it on purpose?


I was a little unclear but I meant mistake in his judgment. I didn't mean that it was accidental. It was a bad act but it's not the one thing I'd remember from someone's career.
Nalod @ 6/18/2012 2:18 PM
The guy was not hurt, he was laughing and smiled that he got the call.

Duke does have its haters and L8ner certainly drew much dislike.

All that whiteness, handsome boy band good looks, success and arrogance just too much to take.

L8ner was an asswhole, but the guy had an amazing college career.

Same for Hurley.

DurzoBlint @ 6/18/2012 2:42 PM
skeng wrote:I thought the goal was to assemble the best fitting team, not just the best individuals

The talent divide was so huge it wouldn't matter. Also, back then almost all the players were fundamentally and positionally sound. Today it's different since the talent gap has significantly gotten closer to the NBA. Back then it was like pitting Junior High school kids against NBA pros.

DJMUSIC @ 6/18/2012 10:58 PM
Zeke deserved to be there
however outside the team, he was disliked by lots of players in NBA.

Even our Oakley Knicks wasnt superstar wasnt as disliked as Superstar Zeke. Yea I know Karl Malone wasnt liked either but Zeke had him beat.

Many stars of past and present wasnt as disliked by players. Dislike outside in media (fans) is another story

All in all Zeke made his bed a little bit before & after MJ.

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