Starting Lineups: Amare Stoudemire Loses His Damned Mind, Punches Fire Extinguisher
Basketball, Ed The Sports Fan — By E. Maisonet, III on May 1, 2012 at 8:23 am
Two tweets, and a quote represent what happened between Amar’e Stoudemire and that damn fire extinguisher.
First, from Amare:
I am so mad at myself right now, I want to apologize to the fans and my team, not proud of my actions, headed home for a new start
— Amar’e Stoudemire (@Amareisreal) May 1, 2012
Then, from the internet prophet that is Dragonfly Jonez:
Punk ass Amare beating up fire extinguishers and shit. Fight yo nose (redacted).
— D’Brickashaw (@DragonflyJonez)
Finally, Charles Barkley from Inside The NBA:
“Why didn’t he (Amare) hit the thing (fire extinguisher) the other day, when they lost by 35? They only lost by ten today.” — Charles Barkley
Amare, you’ve clearly lost your damned mind. Do better, and go be a father to your kids, man. Here is your morning reading for Tuesday.
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Tags: Amare Stoudemire, NBA, New York Knicks, Starting Lineups
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4 Comments
Blame everything on the braids , peace
Most people are to be feared with straight back braids, Amare just killed that perception.
As a power forward, he’s probably used to attacking the glass…… on the court though, right?
On the contrary brother, Amare has always been putrid on the glass, which makes it all the more surprising that he felt froggy with the fire extinguisher that was protected by said glass. Never seen him attack the glass that well in my life.