Nene

doclinkin · Post #602 » by **doclinkin** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 2:50 am

montestewart wrote:
fishercob wrote:This will do wonders for Nene's persecution complex. I bet he's going to watch game 4 from an actual cross.

Selfish, unrepentant, beyond disaapointing. 20 year old Bradley Beal had more self control and respect for his teammates.

It takes balls to admit you were wrong.

Well then maybe he can admit that he was partially to blame.

Kanyewest · Post #603 » by **Kanyewest** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 3:34 am

doclinkin wrote:
montestewart wrote:
fishercob wrote:This will do wonders for Nene's persecution complex. I bet he's going to watch game 4 from an actual cross.

Selfish, unrepentant, beyond disaapointing. 20 year old Bradley Beal had more self control and respect for his teammates.

It takes balls to admit you were wrong.

Well then maybe he can admit that he was partially to blame.

Nene said he had "regret". And then he said he was a warrior. But he is really a Wizard.

stevemcqueen1 · Post #604 » by **stevemcqueen1** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 5:09 am

doclinkin wrote:
montestewart wrote:
fishercob wrote:This will do wonders for Nene's persecution complex. I bet he's going to watch game 4 from an actual cross.

Selfish, unrepentant, beyond disaapointing. 20 year old Bradley Beal had more self control and respect for his teammates.

It takes balls to admit you were wrong.

Well then maybe he can admit that he was partially to blame.

Dude...

Kanyewest · Post #605 » by **Kanyewest** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 6:27 am

stevemcqueen1 wrote:
doclinkin wrote:
montestewart wrote:It takes balls to admit you were wrong.

Well then maybe he can admit that he was partially to blame.

Dude...

Whoops get it now :cry:

dobrojim · Post #606 » by **dobrojim** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 12:07 pm

what I don't like is that Butler started the whole thing and gets no blame at all.

Nene was heading back down court and it was Butler putting his hand on him
that precipitated everything, and in my mind, it wasn't much, that happened
after that. The NBA apparently has no interest in punishing instigators.

McFilthy · Post #607 » by **McFilthy** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 3:05 pm

When I watched it again I thought Nene was expressing to Butler, "Don't mess with me. I could hurt you little man." I don't think his actions warranted a game 4 suspension, but the NBA wants to keep things especially under control in the playoffs. Nene crossed the line. He messed up.

The Wizards are a more talented team then the Bulls. Nene is our Bull killer. The Bulls are competitors who finds ways to win despite the odds. Da Bulls are trying to get in Nene's head and it worked. Well played even thought I hate it. He was out the end of game three and now game four. The Bulls increased their chances of winning game 4, but I think we can still win this game and series.

Man, I would not have minded Nene getting suspended if he would have knock Noah on his a$$ instead. Hopefully, Nene will use his aggression to manhandle the Bulls in basketball ways when he returns.

queridiculo · Post #608 » by **queridiculo** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 3:16 pm

dobrojim wrote:what I don't like is that Butler started the whole thing and gets no blame at all.

Nene was heading back down court and it was Butler putting his hand on him
that precipitated everything, and in my mind, it wasn't much, that happened
after that. The NBA apparently has no interest in punishing instigators.

Butler didn't start a darn thing.

Nene, intentionally or not, bumps into Butler to which he reacted with a slight push.

Butler didn't initiate the head to head contact, and he made no threatening gestures justifying Nene's grab around the neck.

It was 100% self inflicted stupidity by our fearless leader/warrior.

barelyawake · Post #609 » by **barelyawake** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 4:44 pm

I think it's naive to not recognize that the Bulls, throughout the series, have been playing a mental game -- including the whole "confrontation" with the security guard. One hopes our ownership and young players learn the post season game inside the game. Every savy, vet team attempt to provoke key players into retaliation. Everyone of them. It's part of the game. Lesson learned.

hands11 · Post #610 » by **hands11** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 8:00 pm

Your team covered your ass Nene you should be proud right now.

Now come back and make it up to them.

No more bone headed plays that get you ejected.

Illmatic21 · Post #611 » by **Illmatic21** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 10:01 pm

Nene's gonna get a solid 4 days of rest.. we better not hear any complaining about him "being sore" for the rest of the playoffs

dobrojim · Post #612 » by **dobrojim** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 11:09 pm

queridiculo wrote:
dobrojim wrote:what I don't like is that Butler started the whole thing and gets no blame at all.

Nene was heading back down court and it was Butler putting his hand on him
that precipitated everything, and in my mind, it wasn't much, that happened
after that. The NBA apparently has no interest in punishing instigators.

Butler didn't start a darn thing.

Nene, intentionally or not, bumps into Butler to which he reacted with a slight push.

Butler didn't initiate the head to head contact, and he made no threatening gestures justifying Nene's grab around the neck.

It was 100% self inflicted stupidity by our fearless leader/warrior.

Watch it again my friend. Nene was paying no attention to Butler. Until
Butler put his hand on him in a situation where all Nene is doing is jogging
back on D. It's starts from there. Nene should never have let himself be
baited. No argument there. Butler started it. The video is unambiguous on that.
Nene escalated it. That's where he effed up. But I still say, escalated to exactly what?
Not much imo. Water under the bridge and ultimately a confidence builder for us.

fishercob · Post #613 » by **fishercob** » Sun Apr 27, 2014 11:58 pm

fishercob wrote:Monte gets it. Nene's reaction was nut.

Really Monte? Nothing?

Post #614 » by **nate33** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 12:30 am

Illmatic21 wrote:Nene's gonna get a solid 4 days of rest.. we better not hear any complaining about him "being sore" for the rest of the playoffs

Has Nene been complaining? He played 36 minutes in Game 1, 39 in Game 2, and was on pace for 36 in Game 3 before being ejected.

queridiculo · Post #615 » by **queridiculo** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 12:36 am

dobrojim wrote:
queridiculo wrote:
dobrojim wrote:what I don't like is that Butler started the whole thing and gets no blame at all.

Nene was heading back down court and it was Butler putting his hand on him
that precipitated everything, and in my mind, it wasn't much, that happened
after that. The NBA apparently has no interest in punishing instigators.

Butler didn't start a darn thing.

Nene, intentionally or not, bumps into Butler to which he reacted with a slight push.

Butler didn't initiate the head to head contact, and he made no threatening gestures justifying Nene's grab around the neck.

It was 100% self inflicted stupidity by our fearless leader/warrior.

Watch it again my friend. Nene was paying no attention to Butler. Until
Butler put his hand on him in a situation where all Nene is doing is jogging
back on D. It's starts from there. Nene should never have let himself be
baited. No argument there. Butler started it. The video is unambiguous on that.
Nene escalated it. That's where he effed up. But I still say, escalated to exactly what?
Not much imo. Water under the bridge and ultimately a confidence builder for us.

I've watched it countless times, Nene bumps into Butler pretty obviously and it seemed intentional as well.

Even assuming that it wasn't intentional, Butlers little shove was nothing to lose your head over. It happens every damn game, the **** Hinrich pulled on Beal and the elbow by Noah on Ariza were far more egregious and neither of them went full (Please Use More Appropriate Word).

Post #616 » by **montestewart** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 1:02 am

fishercob wrote:
fishercob wrote:Monte gets it. Nene's reaction was nut.

Really Monte? Nothing?

Sorry, I'm a little slow on the uptake.

Just call me Monte "Nothing" Stewart

Hearing these live game reports is starting to make me miss going in person.

Nivek · Post #617 » by **Nivek** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 1:04 am

doclinkin wrote:
montestewart wrote:
fishercob wrote:This will do wonders for Nene's persecution complex. I bet he's going to watch game 4 from an actual cross.

Selfish, unrepentant, beyond disaapointing. 20 year old Bradley Beal had more self control and respect for his teammates.

It takes balls to admit you were wrong.

Well then maybe he can admit that he was partially to blame.

HOF post. Will put it there when I'm not on my phone.

Deivy202 · Post #618 » by **Deivy202** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 2:02 am

Was mad at nene but he is important to us when hes healthy hes argubly.a.big difference maker.

noworriesinmd · Post #619 » by **noworriesinmd** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 3:39 am

loved the Free Nene chants!!!

GhostsOfGil · Post #620 » by **GhostsOfGil** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 3:45 am

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgBQ-jv43sU[/youtube]

Energy was bumpin today. Everyone was going nuts in the VC. Fans screaming at RFDs, chanting in the streets. It was a beautiful site.

hands11 · Post #621 » by **hands11** » Mon Apr 28, 2014 4:00 am

queridiculo wrote:
dobrojim wrote:
queridiculo wrote:
Butler didn't start a darn thing.

Nene, intentionally or not, bumps into Butler to which he reacted with a slight push.

Butler didn't initiate the head to head contact, and he made no threatening gestures justifying Nene's grab around the neck.

It was 100% self inflicted stupidity by our fearless leader/warrior.

Watch it again my friend. Nene was paying no attention to Butler. Until
Butler put his hand on him in a situation where all Nene is doing is jogging
back on D. It's starts from there. Nene should never have let himself be
baited. No argument there. Butler started it. The video is unambiguous on that.
Nene escalated it. That's where he effed up. But I still say, escalated to exactly what?
Not much imo. Water under the bridge and ultimately a confidence builder for us.

I've watched it countless times, Nene bumps into Butler pretty obviously and it seemed intentional as well.

Even assuming that it wasn't intentional, Butlers little shove was nothing to lose your head over. It happens every damn game, the **** Hinrich pulled on Beal and the elbow by Noah on Ariza were far more egregious and neither of them went full (Please Use More Appropriate Word).

Well then watch again because you are missing what happened.

Nene steps on Bookers foot and when he turns to go up court he steps on Butlers foot and inventively does a hope step to avoid twisting his ankle. Butler being in motion tried to move with his foot pinned by Nene's foot and it causes him to stumble. Nene did not bump into him in any non-normal way or push him though its easy to be fooled into thinking that happened if you don't see what really was going on with their feet.

Nene starts down court looking forward. He isn't paying any attention to Butler.
Butler then say something to him and pushed him in his side sides. This gets Nene's attention so he turns to deal with it. He is standing still. Butler is the one that walks into his space to start something.

From there, Nene screws up by leaning his head into him. Its all down hill from there. While Nene is head to head with him, Butler jaws at Nene saying... WHAT YOU WANT.... Nene leans his head into him farther and then half clubs/half grabs his head with one paw. Then the other. It was like a Bear mauling a baby seal.

Butler starts it by pushing Nene and then 2nds it by walking into Nene talking to him.
Nene stands his ground and then takes it the next level by doing the Vulcan mind meld with him.
Butler takes is the next step by challenging Nene to a fight....saying... What you want.
Nene takes it to the next level by grabbing his head.

Nene got baited. He should know better then that. It might have cost us a game but luckily it didn't cost them two.

Anyway, he will be back next game to help them close this out.