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http://www.nypost.com/sports/61050.htm
January 27, 2006 -- Over the past few months,
as it became increasingly evident the Timberwolves' imperfections
were more than skin deep, numerous teams called to inquire about
Kevin Garnett's availability.
All were told the same thing: We're not even going to discuss it at this time.
That suited Garnett just fine. In a recent public statement,
he maintained his loyalty to the only NBA franchise he's ever
carried (11th season, longest continuous service of any player
in the wake of Reggie Miller's retirement) since transferring from
high school to the pros, and resolved to remain a Wolf man for a life.
A noble stance considering his team's reduction in rank from
perennial playoff participant (eliminated in the '03-04 Western
Conference finals) to lottery level last season. Currently,
the T'wolves are 19-21, tied with Golden State for ninth in the West.
Then again, that was before Sunday afternoon's postgame tongue-lashing
by Kevin McHale. According to a source who got it straight from
a Minnesota player, the Celtics' Hall of Famer and T'wolves VP
of basketball operations barged into rookie coach Dwane Casey's
locker room and barbecued the whole bunch for Heimliching a
19-point, late-third-quarter lead on national TV to the 76ers.
"McHale was real mad," said the hearing aide. "He jumped on the
team for not finishing strong, for not being aggressive and for
playing scared. He accused the team of playing not-to-lose
instead of playing to win."
The wallop of McHale's expletive-deleted tirade was reserved
for Garnett, at least that's the feeling he got. So he responded
correspondingly. Already frazzled and frustrated by the ghastly
loss and 13-point output on 5-for-15 inaccuracy (his lowest
since New Year's night in Miami) and dismal production in the
fourth quadrant, the last straw was a scolding.
"I ain't [bleeping] playin' scared," Garnett stormed. "I ain't
[bleeping] playin' to lose. I ain't [bleeping] puttin' my head down.
I'm [bleeping] tryin' as hard as I can every night."
Earlier this season, Garnett called out McHale on TNT for doing
a poor reconstruction job of the roster - trading Sam Cassell
to my Paper Clips for Marko Jaric really bugged him out. This time,
Garnett reputedly called him out in front of the team, telling
him coarsely what course of action he could take right then and there.
A T'wolves source denies this happened, or at least didn't hear it himself.
He also denies that Garnett subsequently put an exclamation point
on his defiance. The soul of his disputed message: "If you don't
like how I'm playing, get me the [bleep] out of here, trade my [bleep]."
Emotional outbursts among teammates and coaches (not so much management)
are commonplace behind closed doors in sports. For the most part,
it's strictly temporary insanity. Not surprisingly, Garnett left
the Off-Target Center that evening without talking to the media,
an uncommon occurrence.
Yet team tension and futility have persisted. The T'wolves have
lost two in a row since, a miserable 24-point defeat in Minnesota
to the Flip Saunders-coached Pistons and a 20-point wipeout in Memphis.
Knowing something had to be done to stop the bleeding, McHale shook
things up last night by swapping Wally Szczerbiak, Michael Olowokandi
and a No. 1 pick for long-coveted Ricky Davis, Mark Blount, Marcus Banks
and Justin Reed.
This just in: The ghost of Hubert Humphrey slunk into the T'Wolves'
executive offices and lambasted McHale for dragging his pivot feet on Vietnam.
Influx of fresh talent aside, if things don't improve noticeably by the
time the Feb. 23 trading deadline rolls around, Garnett may very
well be next to go.
My father always said I was no ordinary idiot. While that's debatable,
it seems to me, despite averaging 22.2 points (16th overall)
and 11.5 rebounds (fifth), K.G. is not good enough in the heart
of the matter to salvage McHale's sloping Navy.
In a week where the league should have been celebrating the
second-greatest single-game performance in its history, Bryant Park
winds up with the shelf life of left-out Limburger.
While Matt Winick, the little old schedule-maker, did his best
to allow Kobe Bryant and the league to bask in his basket full
of (81) points - the Lakers don't play again until tonight against
the Warriors - other forces were at work holding down the hype.
First was the rerouting of Rorschach Artest, whose mood swings
have worn out many a mood ring. After a couple days of hiding
behind the inexperience and incompetence of his newest agent,
Mark Stevens, who did his damnedest to sabotage a trade to the
Kings for Peja Stojakovic, he finally consented.
However, before the Brothers Maloof and Brothers Grimm agreed,
they demanded a personal pow-wow with Artest. How much would you pay
for a printed transcript?
By my count, Artest became the first player in NBA history obliged
to take a mental (I'm unsure he has to pass it) before joining a new team.
大家該不會按END了吧?? XDDD
這篇太長我就懶的翻了
大意是說在被76人翻盤之後
這兩個Kevin在更衣室吵了起來
在那之後灰狼連輸了兩場大比分的比賽
大部分原因應該是因為KG跟總管吵架的緣故
後來就有了7人大交易
文中也提到說KG對於總管的批評一直都在
不過在交易之後現在情況看來不錯
如果最後有進季後賽的話
本季應該就會相安無事了
當然他也提到說KG可能會提出交易的請求
如果在交易之後沒有打出相對應的成績的話
不過我個人是認為
老闆對於KG應該不會放手
把金主丟出去是白痴才會做的行為
所以說總管有可能會走囉???
當然我覺得教練也可能是下手的對象啦~~:P
那麼 祝大家新年快樂~!!! 灰狼戰績一路長紅~~!!!!!!
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