WOW. The over reaction here is amazing. Have you not ever played any kind of basketball?
Even playing in an over 40 we sometimes got heated with each other.
Brown dogged it after missing a basket. Bet if you look hard enough, you can find a play where every player in the league has done the same thing. Get over it.
Morris got p---ed at him because he dogged it. Told him to stop dogging it. Get over it.
They yelled at each other because they were both mad and it turned into a push. No big deal.
If they are anything like the rest of us, they talked about it after the game and moved on.
I wouldn't be surprised if they even went out for a beer together after.
Why do people always have the need to bring this up as their go to insult?
I've played competitive sports for plenty of years. Yes tension run high, but while this may be overblown, you should not put hands on a teammate like that. As Moranis said, if it was anyone else, probably would've chalked it up to teammates frustration. But Morris is a hot head and known for being aggressive at times.
Anyways this is overblown, and they all probably laughed about it later after a few beers and clam chowdahs.
Apparently you never played sports as a job, when one don't understand with language you make them understand with their body
What Brown did is absolutely unacceptable and can't be overlooked, Morris did the right thing, sacrifice his body to try to wake his teammate up
And you have? Yeah okay buddy.
And sacrifice? What did he sacrifice? Putting hands whether it is a light shove is not a vet move.
Rather have Morris than Brown..hope they resign Morris
No way
Like Morris, but his future isn't better than Brown... Let's be honest.
That kind of conflict's not a big deal to me; my only real problem is it was done in public instead of behind the scenes. But Jaylen screwed up badly on that play, got down on himself for missing a shot and it led to him not getting back on D and missing a layup. He deserved to be called out for it by a vet. Just don't like how it went down in the moment.
Kind of how I see it.
WOW. The over reaction here is amazing. Have you not ever played any kind of basketball?
Even playing in an over 40 we sometimes got heated with each other.
Brown dogged it after missing a basket. Bet if you look hard enough, you can find a play where every player in the league has done the same thing. Get over it.
Morris got p---ed at him because he dogged it. Told him to stop dogging it. Get over it.
They yelled at each other because they were both mad and it turned into a push. No big deal.
If they are anything like the rest of us, they talked about it after the game and moved on.
I wouldn't be surprised if they even went out for a beer together after.
Why do people always have the need to bring this up as their go to insult?
I've played competitive sports for plenty of years. Yes tension run high, but while this may be overblown, you should not put hands on a teammate like that. As Moranis said, if it was anyone else, probably would've chalked it up to teammates frustration. But Morris is a hot head and known for being aggressive at times.
Anyways this is overblown, and they all probably laughed about it later after a few beers and clam chowdahs.
It wasn't meant as in insult and I'm sorry if that's how it seems. I was merely trying to point out that for people who have played, they should realize that people get heated sometimes. Especially when they are losing or not playing well and thing get a little out of hand. I did not personally think that little shove was a big deal. Now if either had thrown a punch, then yeah, that's a problem.
No worries man, just that I've noticed people use that as the go to insult: You ever watch basketball? You clearly haven't watched the game last night. Have you ever played basketball? Etc, etc. But I do agree, light shove, but even then, it could've ended up worse if Smart didn't restrain Brown.
Brown seems very volatile, and emotionally up and down at times. My line of thinking is that provoking someone like Brown isn't good. I like Morris, but he seems to instigate a lot, and even though Smart has done it to Brown also, they are very good friends and Smart is more of a leader on this team than Morris.
Either way, this probably isn't a big deal. Knowing how much the media dislikes the Celtics, this will be talked for days. Just like Dray and KD scuffle/shouting match.
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