Originally posted by: jayzds
Accomplish? Defending the heart and soul and backbone of your team doesn't require you knocking an opposing player out. They were going to give Horry a piece of their mind if anything, and who can blame them the way this series is going.
News flash: Stoudemire WON'T be suspended for a combination of reasons. The first being that the league KNOWS Bowen tried to kick out his Achilles, but the action wasn't conclusive enough to really do anything about it and this would be their way of making up for it. The other reason being he was coming off the bench to check-in BEFORE there was ever a confrontation. The Suns were playing offense/defense and it was his time to come back in. And if you want to get into semantics, it looked more like he was checking on Nash through a crowd of people to see if his running mate was alright, rather then wanting to go after Horry (though I'm sure he was pissed). The league will acknowledge all this and it's my feeling they will not punish him. Diaw might be suspended, however Horry for Diaw is a trade I'm sure both teams can live with for a night.
So I say he WAS going to check-in and D'Antoni confirmed my suspicion by saying it in the postgame press conference.[/quote]
I agree with what you said, nice post.
If they do suspend Amare then they should also look at TD when he came off the bench in the second quarter when one of the suns(dont know who) hung on the rim longer than he should have. TD on the bench at the time walked onto the court like he was going to go after him. Does anyone know about that?? Heard it from Jalen Rose when he told ESPN.[/quote]
Yep, I've heard that a number of Spurs players went on the court. Unfortunately, there aren't any camera angles of the Spurs bench at the time. It is complete BS if Amare and Diaw get suspended but no Spurs get suspended. If you enforce the rules, enforce them for everyone.