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mariofour
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Mir fällt gerade nix ein, aber Hinterlader hat ne Frage...
Hinterlader
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Also....es sind drei kleine Teilfragen, die sich aber auf eine einzelen Person beziehen.
Als was bezeichnete Larry "Grandma"Johnson den ehemaligen NBA-Spieler und damaligen NBC-Reporter Bill Walton und seine Mitspieler während der Finals-Serie gegen die Spurs 1999?
Welche Schuhmarke trug Larry fast seine gesamte NBA-Karriere(von 1991-1999)?
Also dann mal ran Knicks-Fans!
Als was bezeichnete Larry "Grandma"Johnson den ehemaligen NBA-Spieler und damaligen NBC-Reporter Bill Walton und seine Mitspieler während der Finals-Serie gegen die Spurs 1999?
Welche Schuhmarke trug Larry fast seine gesamte NBA-Karriere(von 1991-1999)?
Also dann mal ran Knicks-Fans!
mariofour
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Ich weiß es, aber ich lasse anderen den Vortritt
mariofour
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Du bist auf dem richtigen Weg.
Hinterlader
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@ L-ex
2/3 sind richtig beantwortet!
2/3 sind richtig beantwortet!
John Dunbar
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Also ich könnt mir vorstellen dass er entweder sagte, dass die Knicks (O-Ton) ''eine Vereinigung rebelierender Sklaven'' wären, oder aber dass die Schwarzen in den USA alle diskriminiert werden.
Hinterlader
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Naja rebellierende Sklaven trifft es schon. Das von L-EX passt schon, aber was meinte er über Bill Walton?
Hinterlader schrieb:
Thursday, June 24, 1999
LJ fires back at Walton
NEW YORK (AP) -- After Larry Johnson put on another lengthy, controversial show with the media on Thursday, perhaps the New York Knicks wished he had never started talking.
Despite efforts by the Knicks' public relations staff to get Johnson to quiet down and take the floor for practice, the suddenly loquacious forward was just getting warmed up.
The main target of his diatribe that touched on topics such as slavery, Kosovo and, oh yes, basketball, was NBC commentator and Hall of Famer Bill Walton.
Johnson responded to Walton's comments after New York's 96-89 loss in Game 4 Wednesday night in which the announcer called him a "disgrace."
"This is the same Bill Walton that was at UCLA smoking pot and ... if that's the way Bill feels, that's fine," Johnson said.
"You know what, I respect Bill. For the longest, Bill has been killing me on TV and my family, but when he sees me, you know, he's shuckin' and fussin' and going on. Don't come at me like that. If I'm on fire, don't spit on me. If you're on fire, I don't spit on you. That's respect."
Johnson, fined twice during the playoffs for cursing at the media or refusing to talk with them, scored only five points on 2-for-8 shooting in Game 4. Walton had this to say about him afterward:
"Larry Johnson, who spent the last 48 hours railing against the world, what a pathetic performance by this sad human being," Walton said. "This is a disgrace to the game of basketball and to the NBA. He played like a disgrace tonight, he deserved it."
Johnson, who referred the Knicks as a bunch of "rebellious slaves" earlier this week, expounded on his comments Thursday. The Knicks' PR staff tried to break up the interview just when Johnson got going, but he wouldn't leave.
"They can't get you out of there!" Knicks coach Jeff Van Gundy said with a laugh.
"No, I ain't getting fined no more!" Johnson replied. "I might get put out the league, though."
"If they beat us, I know y'all are going to make it the last run" for the Knicks, Johnson said. "I'm going to be cute with my slaves quotes, which is 100 percent true, a 100 percent true.
"Y'all know it. Damn Bill Walton. Tell him to trace his history and see how many slaves his ancestors had. Y'all trace y'all history and see how many slaves y'all ancestors had. Come on, now. That's a touchy subject. But why does the truth always hurt?"
There was more when the subject turned to Spurs point guard Avery Johnson, a favorite of Johnson's.
"Ave, man, we're from the same plantation," Johnson said. "You tell Bill Walton that. We from Massa Johnson's plantation. I love Ave, all the negativity he's been through. Good brother, hell of a dude on an off the court."
Even as the Knicks' staff tried yet again to break up the interview, Johnson said to forget practice, "We got to stay here. You want me to talk to the media, I'll talk to the media."
"No one man can rise above the masses of the condition of his people. Understand that," Johnson said. "So I am privileged and honored by the situation that I'm in, no question.
"Here's the NBA, full of blacks, great opportunities, they made beautiful strides," he said. "But what's the sense of that ... when I go back to my neighborhood and see the same thing? I'm the only one who came out of my neighborhood. Everybody ended up dead, in jail, on drugs, selling drugs.
"So I'm supposed to be honored and happy or whatever by my success. Yes, I am. But I can't deny the fact of what has happened to us over years and years and years and we're still at the bottom of the totem pole."
mariofour
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Robert Horry?
Lord_B-Ball
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horry mit 7 gegen orlando 1995
TheReignman
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mal eine ganz schwere
wie war san antonios kranke defensivstrategie bei den 4 niederlagen in den conference finals 1995 gegen die rockets und wie war sie bei den siegen der spurs?
wie war san antonios kranke defensivstrategie bei den 4 niederlagen in den conference finals 1995 gegen die rockets und wie war sie bei den siegen der spurs?
TheReignman
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sagt bescheid wenn ihr es nicht wisst
TheReignman
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olajuwon wurde in der zone gedoppelt, also machten die distanzschützen der rockets alles klar, dann versuchten die spurs oben zu doppeln und the dream versohlte ihnen den *rsch
, dann wieder umgekehrt und immer weiter....bei den siegen haben sie olajuwon punkten lassen und alle anderen ausgeschaltet....aber naja, der coach meinte halt, wieder so wie vorher verteidigen zu müssen als es zurück nach san antonio ging ^^. so machten sie robert horry in der serie zum star....und dennis rodman zum sündenbock