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I know people say KG is the kind of player you hate when you play against but love when he's on your team, but I dunno. As great a player as he is, he is absolutely the most unlikable guy in the league.
"The big ticket"? How about the "Big Douche"?
had a rep for being a dirty player for a long time
remember when Kobe used to shoot jumpers and after he shot he'd throw elbows into his defenders to "draw a foul." Except the NBA caught on and suspended him. It kind of reminds me of that... or I hope Kobe does that to KG.
Originally posted by alex42083
Wow... KG = such a big asshole. Forgot about his scuffles with his own teammates. What a bitch.. I hope we don't have to see a Boston-LA NBA Finals again... that'd make me puke.
Yet people are just now complaining about it.
I've been posting on message boards since well before KG became a Celtic. The first complaints I ever saw about him came last April from a few angry Hawks fans who worship Zaza Pachulia.Or, now that he's a Celtic, you're only just now noticing it.
I've been posting on message boards since well before KG became a Celtic. The first complaints I ever saw about him came last April from a few angry Hawks fans who worship Zaza Pachulia.
Unless all the KG bitching was going on through private messages, I think I've been paying perfect attention.Then you simply haven't been paying attention.
Unless all the KG bitching was going on through private messages, I think I've been paying perfect attention.
Pre 2008, no one had an issue with KG. Or at least, they didn't voice it.
Was it in the second half of 2007?
Pre 2008, no one had an issue with KG. Or at least, they didn't voice it.
Which just blows everyone's hypocrisy out of the water.I think the difference is he's winning now.
Which just blows everyone's hypocrisy out of the water.
Yes, except for that very very small group.Cept for those who disliked him when his team went from WCF's to lotto two years in a row.
dude, you're 18... if you want to pass along your reflections of what the "people" around the teeter-totter were saying back when his pro career began I'm sure we'd all enjoy them... don't let me stop you. I know that I was involved in discussions about him with some "people" in this same chatsite community a decade back when the internets was catching on, and those weren't entirely complimentary discussions. Along with comments about his obvious talents and All NBA play, posters spoke to his overly emotional BS that would take him out of games and his idiotic faux gangster statements/behavior on and off the court. We talked about his sucker punching teammates when it happened. Posters called it karma when x-teammate Peeler clocked him. Some people took a lot of pleasure in this hothead consistently choking in the 4th.Yet people are just now complaining about it.
he came into the league as a beanpole primarily playing SF... he wasn't even pretending he could play inside or be an intimidator except in his stupid commercials. The loud rumors out of Chicago were that his grades and test scores were such that he couldn't qualify for D1... that he was a meathead. Early on he'd beat his chest after making buckets in the 3rd quarter, glare at the fans, and drop audible F-bombs throughout games. Fans and media noticed and complained. I'm sure some of us remember the Scarface sillyness. My favorite commercial for blind idiocy was the one where with diamonds the size of quarters in each ear he riffed on MLK's dream speech about how he longed for the day where basketball players are all created equal with no superstars or superstar calls and everyone just playing for the love of the game. "People" weren't complimentary when he boasted of all the guns he was going to be packing to a playoff game. How manydude, you're 18... if you want to pass along your reflections of what the "people" around the teeter-totter were saying back when his pro career began I'm sure we'd all enjoy them... don't let me stop you. I know that I was involved in discussions about him with some "people" in this same chatsite community a decade back when the internets was catching on, and those weren't entirely complimentary discussions. Along with comments about his obvious talents and All NBA play, posters spoke to his overly emotional BS that would take him out of games and his idiotic faux gangster statements/behavior on and off the court. We talked about his sucker punching teammates when it happened. Posters called it karma when x-teammate Peeler clocked him. Some people took a lot of pleasure in this hothead consistently choking in the 4th.
As you'll recallhe came into the league as a beanpole primarily playing SF... he wasn't even pretending he could play inside or be an intimidator except in his stupid commercials. The loud rumors out of Chicago were that his grades and test scores were such that he couldn't qualify for D1... that he was a meathead. Early on he'd beat his chest after making buckets in the 3rd quarter, glare at the fans, and drop audible F-bombs throughout games. Fans and media noticed and complained. I'm sure some of us remember the Scarface sillyness. My favorite commercial for blind idiocy was the one where with diamonds the size of quarters in each ear he riffed on MLK's dream speech about how he longed for the day where basketball players are all created equal with no superstars or superstar calls and everyone just playing for the love of the game. "People" weren't complimentary when he boasted of all the guns he was going to be packing to a playoff game.
He has bulked up some putting his SF days behind him and seems to have become more aggressive and entitled with the superstar treatment he's receiving in Boston. The cheap shots and technical fouls have increased with added exposure to a national audience, and so has the level of discontent about his play among some fans. But complaints about his act have been around a lot longer then he's been suiting up in green.
s can I put after this?dude, you're 18... if you want to pass along your reflections of what the "people" around the teeter-totter were saying back when his pro career began I'm sure we'd all enjoy them... don't let me stop you. I know that I was involved in discussions about him with some "people" in this same chatsite community a decade back when the internets was catching on, and those weren't entirely complimentary discussions. Along with comments about his obvious talents and All NBA play, posters spoke to his overly emotional BS that would take him out of games and his idiotic faux gangster statements/behavior on and off the court. We talked about his sucker punching teammates when it happened. Posters called it karma when x-teammate Peeler clocked him. Some people took a lot of pleasure in this hothead consistently choking in the 4th.
As you'll recallhe came into the league as a beanpole primarily playing SF... he wasn't even pretending he could play inside or be an intimidator except in his stupid commercials. The loud rumors out of Chicago were that his grades and test scores were such that he couldn't qualify for D1... that he was a meathead. Early on he'd beat his chest after making buckets in the 3rd quarter, glare at the fans, and drop audible F-bombs throughout games. Fans and media noticed and complained. I'm sure some of us remember the Scarface sillyness. My favorite commercial for blind idiocy was the one where with diamonds the size of quarters in each ear he riffed on MLK's dream speech about how he longed for the day where basketball players are all created equal with no superstars or superstar calls and everyone just playing for the love of the game. "People" weren't complimentary when he boasted of all the guns he was going to be packing to a playoff game.
He has bulked up some putting his SF days behind him and seems to have become more aggressive and entitled with the superstar treatment he's receiving in Boston. The cheap shots and technical fouls have increased with added exposure to a national audience, and so has the level of discontent about his play among some fans. But complaints about his act have been around a lot longer then he's been suiting up in green.
STOMP
dude, you're 18... if you want to pass along your reflections of what the "people" around the teeter-totter were saying back when his pro career began I'm sure we'd all enjoy them... don't let me stop you. I know that I was involved in discussions about him with some "people" in this same chatsite community a decade back when the internets was catching on, and those weren't entirely complimentary discussions. Along with comments about his obvious talents and All NBA play, posters spoke to his overly emotional BS that would take him out of games and his idiotic faux gangster statements/behavior on and off the court. We talked about his sucker punching teammates when it happened. Posters called it karma when x-teammate Peeler clocked him. Some people took a lot of pleasure in this hothead consistently choking in the 4th.
As you'll recallhe came into the league as a beanpole primarily playing SF... he wasn't even pretending he could play inside or be an intimidator except in his stupid commercials. The loud rumors out of Chicago were that his grades and test scores were such that he couldn't qualify for D1... that he was a meathead. Early on he'd beat his chest after making buckets in the 3rd quarter, glare at the fans, and drop audible F-bombs throughout games. Fans and media noticed and complained.
I'm sure some of us remember the Scarface sillyness.
My favorite commercial for blind idiocy was the one where with diamonds the size of quarters in each ear he riffed on MLK's dream speech about how he longed for the day where basketball players are all created equal with no superstars or superstar calls and everyone just playing for the love of the game. "People" weren't complimentary when he boasted of all the guns he was going to be packing to a playoff game.
He has bulked up some putting his SF days behind him and seems to have become more aggressive and entitled with the superstar treatment he's receiving in Boston. The cheap shots and technical fouls have increased with added exposure to a national audience
and so has the level of discontent about his play among some fans. But complaints about his act have been around a lot longer then he's been suiting up in green.
So why should their opinions be taken seriously?

