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<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">March 31, 2006 -- Stephon Marbury declined to retaliate against Larry Brown for his scathing remarks following Wednesday's "Boston Massacre."
Brown seemed to be indicting the point guard when he ripped his team for not calling any plays.
"I just think we're running up and down the court," Brown seethed. The coach added the club will "walk the ball up the court" and call a play the rest of the season.
Marbury has talked about needing more freedom, being a "run-and-gun" team with its athletes. Yesterday, Brown told the club it will "control the tempo" the final 12 games.
"He might be saying, slow the game down a little bit to try to get a shot every time, to maintain control of the game," Marbury said robotically.
Brown also made a pregame dig at Marbury, raving about the Celtics' Paul Pierce and Timberwolves' Kevin Garnett being the best players on their teams and setting a good example, adding, "It's why they almost always make the playoffs."
When asked about Brown's remark that he's tired of repeating the same things without results, Marbury said, "No comment." Marbury has said in the past he's tired of Brown changing rotations.
Pierce said after the 123-98 rout of the Knicks, "You could tell this is a team that's ready to get the season over."
"I want to play till June," Marbury said. "I want to continue to play basketball."
But when asked if some guys are looking ahead to April 20, Marbury said, "Next question."</div>
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Brown seemed to be indicting the point guard when he ripped his team for not calling any plays.
"I just think we're running up and down the court," Brown seethed. The coach added the club will "walk the ball up the court" and call a play the rest of the season.
Marbury has talked about needing more freedom, being a "run-and-gun" team with its athletes. Yesterday, Brown told the club it will "control the tempo" the final 12 games.
"He might be saying, slow the game down a little bit to try to get a shot every time, to maintain control of the game," Marbury said robotically.
Brown also made a pregame dig at Marbury, raving about the Celtics' Paul Pierce and Timberwolves' Kevin Garnett being the best players on their teams and setting a good example, adding, "It's why they almost always make the playoffs."
When asked about Brown's remark that he's tired of repeating the same things without results, Marbury said, "No comment." Marbury has said in the past he's tired of Brown changing rotations.
Pierce said after the 123-98 rout of the Knicks, "You could tell this is a team that's ready to get the season over."
"I want to play till June," Marbury said. "I want to continue to play basketball."
But when asked if some guys are looking ahead to April 20, Marbury said, "Next question."</div>
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