Re: Sprewell had options.

["Michael J. King Sr." <kingpin@primenet.com>]

This I am afraid will never end but I don't care what Carlesimo said,
you do not strike the coach. Even moreso you do not leave come back
threaten to kill him and try to hit him some more. Personal
responsibility has to take place at some point.These are my thoughts and
YMMV. Later.Mike

Gregory Hurst wrote:
> 
> Does P.J. need counseling also?  Before you make a judgement wait until
> all of the evidence is presented.  If this case goes to trial, P.J.'s
> reputation is also on the line.  I think players as far back as Seton
> Hall will be called to verify his character.  Therefore, the N.B.A. will
> either have to stick by P.J. or leave him out to dry.  The race card does
> not have to be played to destroy one's character.  P.J. and sprewell have
> both had rocky backgrounds.  So, was Sprewell provoked or was P.J. just
> an innocent bystander who happened to get in the way?
> 
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> ."  But, I am have a significant background in social work and
> >training in the area.  And I have common sense.  I know that if you
> >choke your boss, and then come back 15 minutes later and attack him
> >again, even if he is an ass that "needs" choking, you are missing a
> >basic ability to deal with frustration and can not control your anger.
> >