[BIRD33]

40 years from now when people who never saw Clemens play ask you what team he played for whats the first team you're going to say?Give me a fucking break.

[cLaY]

I'm gonna go with Yankees. He set himself up to be a superstar with the Red Sox, but really only put up numbers. He didn't take the team anywhere.

The collective dick sucking for all things Yankees out weighs where the guy started. He'll go down a Yankee.

[Anhil8tor]

your fandom is ridiculous

SHHHHH!


Clay knows I only front run the Astros and you'll blow my cover if you don't take that quote out. I consider Clemens never spending his 2 or 3 years with the astros. Had that fucker been in better shape the Stros would have won the world series. He fucked them.

[WoolyGoat]

he's fucked a lot of franchises.

dude is a mercenary.

[BIRD33]

Not good.


http://blog.mlive.com/pistonsinsider/200...peaks.html


Rasheed Wallace spoke with the media for the first time since his early exit following Saturday's 92-85 loss to Boston.

Not surprisingly, he shed very little light on what bothered him so much that night.

"Just a lot of different (bleep)," he said. "I'm not going to mention none, just a lot of different (bleep)."

He wouldn't get into the specifics, but there were a couple of things that clearly bothered him.


Wallace was noticeably upset with Chauncey Billups taking a contested 3-pointer with 32.9 seconds to play and Detroit down, 88-85, at the time. He didn't like the ease at which Paul Pierce got into the lane either, which forced Detroit's big men to collapse on Pierce and left Glen Davis open for easy lay-ups. There were also possessions in which Wallace had a sizable advantage on the player guarding him, but the ball didn't swing his way.

With that said, don't for a minute think that Wallace was blameless for what happened on Saturday.

He too, made some questionable decisions, like when he elected to not join his teammates in a huddle in front of the bench with 1:25 to play and Detroit down 85-83 at the time. He's done this plenty of times before, so it wasn't all that unusual.

But his refusal on this occasion, even after assistant coach Dave Cowens went to the scorer's table trying to convince him, seemed to bother his teammates more than it has in the past.

[WoolyGoat]

guys like him are a ticking time bomb.