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Thursday, May 04, 2006

Be careful of what you say: George Karl

posted by Bit @ Thursday, May 04, 2006
I love going through basketball news and rumors and finding quotes that are just screaming an implied but not explicit message.
"I want Kenyon Martin healthy, for him and maybe for the Denver Nuggets," Karl said. "It's got to be a mutual agreement."
So he wants Kenyon to be healthy. Good for him. He's a caring human being after all. But then he adds, "for him and maybe for the Denver Nuggets."

Karl is a good coach, undoubtedly, but if I was Kenyon, I'd have trouble even considering staying if given the choice.

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