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It is good to see Jerry Stackhouse's focus is where it needs to be as the Mavericks prepare for Game 3 of their first round playoff series vs the Hornets, a series they trail 2-0. The Mavs forward did not mince words yesterday when expressing his feelings towards Hornets head coach Byron Scott. Stack had the following to say about Scott yesterday during a weekly radio show he co-hosts on KLLI 105.3...
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They should not be popping off at the mouth at a time like this. No wonder Cuban wanted to kick all the bloggers out - the players have no sense of keeping thier mouth shut.