Kevin Garnett is a DOUCHE

[Hotsauce]

that is all...

How about Douche? lol....

[Delhommey]

Oh Lord yes. I dated a girl from Mauldin and we also played him twice a year. He was already a douche but it didn't help that the ref's and school officials let him get away with murder.

[King Taharqa]

[CarolinaPride5]

Lmao! The Celtics are a bunch of pansys that just try to act hard. I wish they were good enough to get to the finals and play LA for a rematch.

[King Taharqa]

"He's always swinging elbows man. I'm hurting right now because of an elbow he threw. It's unbelievable. He's a dirty player. It's one thing to be competitive and compete. But don't be a dirty player man. He's a dirty player."

http://www.rotoworld.com/content/playerpages/playerbreakingnews.asp?sport=NBA&id=1361&line=135495&spln=1

:ee:

[CatMan72]

I would love to see Garnett's big goofy ass get knocked the f*** out someday.

[DOUBLETROUBLE33]

I used to like Garnett until he went to the Celtics. Its funny how as soon as he started playing for Boston he turned into the biggest thug in the league. All the Celtics act like little wannabe thugs with Pierce and Garnett leading the way.

[Kakarot]

Q was right on with both Garnett and Paul being actressess; especially Paul. That whole quote was hilarious, and spot on.

[pantherfan49]

Garnett suspended one game

[rico6]

I used to like Garnett until he went to the Celtics. Its funny how as soon as he started playing for Boston he turned into the biggest thug in the league. All the Celtics act like little wannabe thugs with Pierce and Garnett leading the way.

You serious? Dude try to fight the gentle giant Duncan because he was helping up a teammate.

He's a ass.

[King Taharqa]

WALTHAM, Mass. (AP)—Kevin Garnett doesn’t regret his role in a fracas by his opponent’s bench. Neither does the player he elbowed in the face.

Garnett paid a bigger price Sunday when the NBA suspended him for Tuesday night’s second game of Boston’s playoff series with Miami. The Heat’s Quentin Richardson was fined $25,000.

“Not at all,” Garnett said calmly Sunday when asked if he regretted his actions. “I would hope if I was hurt or if I was down in that position someone would at least give me some space to sort of recover or to gather myself. That’s the only thing I was asking for.”

Richardson, one of Miami’s more emotional players, also shrugged off the idea of regrets.

“Me?” he said. “I didn’t do anything regretful. I didn’t throw any punches or swing on anybody.”

Garnett played well with 15 points and nine rebounds in his first playoff action since Game 6 of the 2008 NBA Finals, a 131-92 win over the Los Angeles Lakers that clinched Boston’s 17th championship.

He missed last year’s playoffs with a knee injury and Boston beat Chicago in seven games before losing to Orlando in seven in the second round.

“We know we can win. We know we can hold down the fort if KG is out a game,” Pierce said before the league announced the suspension early Sunday night. “We’re not one of those teams that when their star player goes down that’s an excuse to not play hard, not try to win the game.

“We’re a team that feels like with KG and without KG we’re supposed to win a game”

Observers could view the altercation as the point at which playoff intensity soared.

They would be wrong, according to Pierce. He said he already had that feeling.

“You’ve got to understand, both teams are playing for a championship,” he said. “There’s so much more at stake. It’s just like a prize fighter. When you fight for that goal, it’s not like the other fights. This has much more meaning.

“You’ve got to expect that tensions are going to rise, flare-ups, but the thing is just keep it in the framework of the game to where it doesn’t get out of hand.”

That may not be easy to do with players with the intensity of Garnett and Richardson. Still, their teammates appreciate them for that quality.

“That’s Q. I love him for it. Sometimes he can drive me crazy with it,” Miami’s Dwyane Wade said. “He’s a little bit more rah-rah than me. The guy’s tough. It’s embedded in his DNA. But most of all, he’s about winning. He’s about making sure he’s not outshone.”

Garnett is the same way. Even Richardson conceded that.

“He is trying to do what he can to help his team. I don’t have a problem with that,” Richardson said. “I’m going to do what I can to help my team.”

“If I’ve got to miss a game because of my actions defending a teammate, then that’s what it is,” Garnett said, but “like Doc said, sometimes even when you’re right, you’re wrong. And a situation like that was totally classless” by Richardson.

Miami coach Erik Spoelstra doesn’t think the effects of the skirmish will linger.

“I’m sure it was just an isolated incident,” he said. “It’s not going to be about the last 40 seconds. This series is going to boil down to the game, which it should. It’ll probably be officiated a little bit tighter.”

Richardson said that he told teammate Jermaine O’Neal while Pierce was on the ground that the Celtics player was OK and just taking a break. After the game, Richardson called Pierce and Garnett “actresses.”

Pierce’s response came Sunday.

“I don’t get paid to act,” he said. “I get paid to play basketball.”

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=Ar.FPSg6bhVTj9ehPI4iv5C8vLYF?slug=ap-heat-celtics

[rico6]

Spoelstra is an ignorant buffoon for saying that.

Miami is still going to get sweeped nonetheless.