Kenny the Jet complains about Stockton

[northeast]

Said that Stockton would get too close to you while you were trying to shoot, and not respect your personal space...
(like this is a bad thing?!)

 

[Darkwing Duck]

Said that Stockton would get too close to you while you were trying to shoot, and not respect your personal space, therefore Stockton was a dirty player.

Umm...it was Kerr who initiated the Stockton talk, using the words, "dirty *******."

 

[thebrazilianzz]

Said that Stockton would get too close to you while you were trying to shoot, and not respect your personal space, therefore Stockton was a dirty player.

That is my definition of good defense...

 

[candrew]

Maybe he's referring to standing under you a la Bruce Bowen and try to throw you off you shot by thinking you'll come down on his foot.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

He probably meant it as a compliment.

 

[carolinajazz]

...who cares what Kenny Smith thinks or says about Stockton....or any of these current NBA pukes have to say about him! Stockton holds 2 NBA records that will NEVER be broken....career steals and career assists! He put the Utah Jazz on the map with his play and that of Karl Malone, who were arguably the most productive duo statistically in NBA history! They were a complete joy to watch by basketball puriest....and as Van Excel once said about stopping their famed pick and roll......"yeah, you can stop it. Bring a baseball bat and kill one of them!"

 

[northeast]

all the follow up posts are correct.

 

[northeast]

Kerr can go fark himself, his teams did more than their share of dirty play.

 

[Darkwing Duck]

And I find it amazing that people are getting up in arms over it.

 

[BluesRocker]

I like that show Open Court. It's entertaining. They are funny

 

[northeast]

Now Weber talking about how he told the coach before the game in his first Kings playoff game that he was going to lay out Stockton the first play of the game, and going on about how good it felt to do it. Yet, nobody talks about Weber being dirty.

 

[Thee Jazz Fan]

It's a lot better then the whole buddy buddy thing the players have going on now.