Re: Question for you

[Dorine Pratt <norine@sover.net>]

    I'm not sure about Karl, but I think he's one of them.  He certainly
finally showed some fire last night!  That was more like it.  I know
that's why Barkley is still playing.  Rick Fox wants a championship
badly, too.  Stockton doesn't like the limelight, but I believe he's
still there for the same reason.  He's hard to read.
    I'm so happy the Jazz spoiled Chicago's celebration last night.
These teams had identical records this past season, and the Jazz won
both games against the Bulls.  If the Jazz would show the same fire as
last night on their own home court, it can be done, I believe.  So what
if it never has?  (no team has ever come back from a 3-1 deficit).
Wouldn't that be great.
Dorine

JP wrote:

>  Hey  gang...     Me again.  Glad to see that Karl Malone is trying
> to make me look like  an  idiot.  a gutsy win for the Jazz.  Think
> they have two more in them?  I believe they do, but am not sold on
> their ability to come through yet. But here is my question...     A
> friend of mine asked me, "Who in the NBA do you think really is about
> winning a championship?  How many players really come back year after
> year looking for a ring? A player who comes up short one year and vows
> to come back the next year to win.  Larry would have...so would
> Magic...Jordan I believe would play until he died if he had not won
> championships already.  I am looking for players who have not one and
> are obsessed by the drive to win it all.  Is Stockton this kind of
> player?  (I don't know)  Malone?  He says he is, but is he really?
> any help???  Jp
>
> If  the feeling  drops out of your voice, would you kindly pick it
> up.                                                      -LIVE