This clown among all his OTHER faults, always WAS a hypocrite...
IS a good punching bag, though...
Metta is just crazy in general. He has been a fool many times both on and off the court.
Beasley was upset because he missed a defensive assignment.
Tried to knock himself out?
Wouldn't you call that a bit of an exaggeration?
He never left the game, and he was very impressive for all of his time in the game.
On top of that:
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AP Michael Beasley was caught on video punching himself in the head a couple of times after a missed shot during the Heat’s preseason win over the Pistons on Thursday, and he received treatment from team trainers following the game to reduce swelling above his eye.
Putting two and two together, it was originally believed that Beasley inflicted the damage upon himself. The team wanted to make it clear a day later that despite appearances, that simply wasn’t the case.
From Michael Wallace of ESPN.com:
But Beasley, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra and team officials said the wound above Beasley’s right eye was the result of an inadvertent blow he took from Pistons forward Jonas Jerebko as he attempted to block a shot in the third quarter, not from a self-inflicted punch.
“I watched the video and it does look like I knocked the mess out of myself,” Beasley said before Friday’s preseason game against the Charlotte Bobcats at the Sprint Center. “I had everybody in the world calling me and asking, ‘Why you so crazy?’”
IS a good punching bag, though...
What IS funny is that you are sooooo fucked up and have sooooo little of a life, that you are logging on to this site in the middle of the night L.A. time to make a comment about me, that both has noting to do with you and is totally inaccurate!
You might as well just tattoo my name on your arm, because it's pretty obvious to all, that I own you.
On another front, and not that I care about preseason W/L records, but isn't Mike Brown 2-0?
Metta is just crazy in general. He has been a fool many times both on and off the court.
Beasley was upset because he missed a defensive assignment.
Tried to knock himself out?
Wouldn't you call that a bit of an exaggeration?
He never left the game, and he was very impressive for all of his time in the game.
On top of that:
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AP Michael Beasley was caught on video punching himself in the head a couple of times after a missed shot during the Heat’s preseason win over the Pistons on Thursday, and he received treatment from team trainers following the game to reduce swelling above his eye.
Putting two and two together, it was originally believed that Beasley inflicted the damage upon himself. The team wanted to make it clear a day later that despite appearances, that simply wasn’t the case.
From Michael Wallace of ESPN.com:
But Beasley, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra and team officials said the wound above Beasley’s right eye was the result of an inadvertent blow he took from Pistons forward Jonas Jerebko as he attempted to block a shot in the third quarter, not from a self-inflicted punch.
“I watched the video and it does look like I knocked the mess out of myself,” Beasley said before Friday’s preseason game against the Charlotte Bobcats at the Sprint Center. “I had everybody in the world calling me and asking, ‘Why you so crazy?’”
It was more of a joke really (just didn't add emoticons) because of your fondness for Beasley, but regardless, punching yourself in the head because you're not playing well doesn't show much mental stability. It really sounds like he is completely frustrated with his career, he doesn't want to be known as a bust, but this didn't help his cause one bit. I'm not really looking to get into an argument with you about which player is more insane, not that I couldn't give you a good debate but it would be pointless.
I could just use the TurnUp defense and ignore what the coaches, players, and writers say and just say that I think I'm right and everyone else is wrong or just lying.
And you mentioned this lame crap WHY?
WTF are Heat fans doing on this thread to begin with? I thought it said, "Lakers Roll Call Thread."
Seems to work for him...ESPECIALLY when he claims he's ahead or winning an argument...
I actually took it as a joke. That's why I avoided replying.
Obviously CL
And as far as Beasley, there is no denying he has been immature since his rookie camp days.
I agree he must be frustrated by his career so far, and agree he doesn't want to be known as a bust.
As far as insane though, no. Beasley has never come close to crossing that line.
SO FAR, this stint, he has been nothing but professional.
My opinion is that this action by him was merely to show the coaches that he knew he messed up and that he wasn't happy about it. I don't see it hurting him at all.
Him finally caring is more important in the long run then getting made fun of for hitting himself.
I actually took it as a joke. That's why I avoided replying.
Obviously CL
Translation I looked like an idiot again, so I'm doing my famous backtracking lmao Do stop lying, Turnip. They're getting more lame all the time...
And as far as Beasley, there is no denying he has been immature since his rookie camp days.
I agree he must be frustrated by his career so far, and agree he doesn't want to be known as a bust.
As far as insane though, no. Beasley has never come close to crossing that line.
SO FAR, this stint, he has been nothing but professional.
My opinion is that this action by him was merely to show the coaches that he knew he messed up and that he wasn't happy about it. I don't see it hurting him at all.
Him finally caring is more important in the long run then getting made fun of for hitting himself.
So NOW he finally cares. Uh huh, guess we'll see soon enough...
WTF are Heat fans doing on this thread to begin with? I thought it said, "Lakers Roll Call Thread."
I actually took it as a joke. That's why I avoided replying.
Obviously CL
And as far as Beasley, there is no denying he has been immature since his rookie camp days.
I agree he must be frustrated by his career so far, and agree he doesn't want to be known as a bust.
As far as insane though, no. Beasley has never come close to crossing that line.
SO FAR, this stint, he has been nothing but professional.
My opinion is that this action by him was merely to show the coaches that he knew he messed up and that he wasn't happy about it. I don't see it hurting him at all.
Him finally caring is more important in the long run then getting made fun of for hitting himself.
I'd be more concerned about this, if I were a Heatle.
