tekkon wrote:I think the overhead really says a lot. Seems like Lebron just wanted the dude to let him go and swung. Not saying it was dirty, or that he was aiming for the head, but it warrrents a suspension of a game. It was a reaction to being held.
As I said before, I echo what a lot of people are saying here. Stewart seriously needs anger management courses, that freakout was over the top. I understand being pissed, but you can tell that once that trigger was lit it wasn't going out. Felt the same way when I was growing up, counselling helped a lot.
I appreciate this sentiment more than the others in the thread. Theres been something uneasy about reading the amount of people pushing this dude to go to counseling, anger management, etc. There were constant overreactions in this one incident. And judging from his past altercations with Giannis, there's a past there too.
My uneasiness probably comes from the absence of those counseling suggestions for someone like Jokic. In the last two years, hes gone after Kanters injured shoulder, Cameron Payne, and Morris (after Morris pushed him first). Not the same at ALL. But also, Jokic clearly has been overreacting lately too.
The double standard is questionable at best, especially when we're bringing mental health services into it.