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December 12, 2012
The NBA has suspended hybrid big man Amir Johnson after a confusing altercation with a referee on Monday night.
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December 11, 2012
Amir Johnson got thrown out of tonight’s Raptors game visiting the Portland Trailblzaers. This was not your standard getting t’d up for a flagrant foul on an opponent or mouthing of a referee. Rather an argument or shall we say stubbornness on wanting to give up a ball after a free throw. After JJ Hickson made the front end of his free throws Amir Johnson went to grab the basketball...
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December 12, 2012
The NBA suspended Toronto forward Amir Johnson for one game without pay for tossing his mouthpiece at a referee during a game. Johnson was to sit out the Raptors' home game Wednesday night against Brooklyn after the league handed down the suspension late Tuesday night. Losing the game check will cost Johnson approximately $73,000. The incident occurred Monday night during...
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December 11, 2012
Not sure what it is about the Toronto Raptors, but when players go there, they go there to die. Nothing good comes out of that place. They really need to move that squad back to the USA. Check out this weird ejection of power forward Amir Johnson last night. The Raptors were taking on the Portland Trail Blazers and J.J. Hickson was on the free throw line. After his first...
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December 11, 2012
Everyone has already seen the video of Toronto Raptors’ forward, Amir Johnson not sharing the ball with a referee and throwing a temper tantrum like a kid at Toys R Us. What was he thinking? If there is one rule in sports, it is that you do not tough the refs. It does not matter if he makes a bad call, says something annoying or refuses to give back your ball. Seriously this was...
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December 11, 2012
The Big Leagues If a mouthpiece gets tossed during a forgettable game between the Toronto Raptors and the Portland Trail Blazers, does anyone notice?
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December 10, 2012
Charles Barkley called out Dwyane Wade the past two weeks, and LeBron James says the TNT analyst needs to “shut up” now that Wade proved him wrong.
The Miami Heat have appeared on TNT’s nationally televised game the past two Thursdays. Barkley has gone after Wade’s play while discussing the games on “Inside the NBA.” He has said that the Miami Heat guard is older and...
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December 11, 2012
LeBron James has always been one to defer to his teammates – often times to a fault. But after Monday’s game in which the Heat beat the Atlanta Hawks, James came to the defense of teammate Dwyane Wade.
TNT analyst Charles Barkley had criticized Wade on before last Thursday’s Knicks-Heat game, saying that Wade is no longer the same player and doesn’t “explode anymore.”...
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December 13, 2012
The Toronto Raptors games have had some funny video footage lately. First it was Amir Johnson and his ball wrestling with the ref, now it is Kris Humphries almost getting rejected by a ref. See for yourself.
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December 11, 2012
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Over the past year or so, many have begun to wonder whether Dwyane Wade’s game is falling off as he gets older. For a player whose game is so based on his athletic ability, it’s a legitimate concern for someone who is now 30 years old.
Charles Barkley is one of the people who believe Wade is already on the downswing, as he has been vocal recently about...
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December 12, 2012
TORONTO -- The Toronto Raptors were short-handed, but it was the Brooklyn Nets who came up short for the first half of their game at Air Canada Centre on Wednesday. However, the Nets took advantage the Raptors' situation in the second half. Joe Johnson scored 19 of his 23 points after the break, and Brooklyn came away with a 94-88 victory before a crowd of 18,847. A combination...
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December 12, 2012
TORONTO -- The Toronto Raptors were short-handed, but it was the Brooklyn Nets who came up short for the first half of their game at Air Canada Centre on Wednesday. However, the Nets took advantage the Raptors' situation in the second half. Joe Johnson scored 19 of his 23 points after the break, and Brooklyn came away with a 94-88 victory. The Nets ended their five-game losing...
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