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They don't call him Big Baby for nothing

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Crying because of something in a basketball game is a lot different.

 

Maybe to you. Maybe to me. However, lets take into account that its his profession, he's probably an emotional guy, he was POd, and he expressed it. Add in that it came from KG and you've got a situation where your idol just called you out and maybe you disagreed and you're upset. Emotions get expressed.

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So people don't get mad because of something in a basketball game?

 

Did I say that? I'm sure life is so hard for him the coach yelled at him for turning the ball over and then KG called him out. Grow up a bit and take it like a man. Now if we are talking everyday life here its a different story. I'm not sure what crying solves.

Maybe to you. Maybe to me. However, lets take into account that its his profession, he's probably an emotional guy, he was POd, and he expressed it. Add in that it came from KG and you've got a situation where your idol just called you out and maybe you disagreed and you're upset. Emotions get expressed.

 

 

To each his own I guess. Man up, its a game.

No girls and little kids do that.

Basically:laugh:

I have an uncle that has done it all his life, and I would dare you to call him either, even if he is 77.

 

So if your uncle gets yelled at for doing something at work and he starting pouting and crying like a little kid you don't see any big deal in that? What difference does age make?

So if your uncle gets yelled at for do something at work and he starting pouting and crying like a little kid you don't see any big deal in that? What difference does age make?

 

:lol:

Did I say that? I'm sure life is so hard for him the coach yelled at him for turning the ball over and then KG called him out. Grow up a bit and take it like a man. Now if we are talking everyday life here its a different story. I'm not sure what crying solves.

 

 

He can't help it. Trust me. I know. When he gets mad he probably just starts crying much like my uncle.

Heck, I cry while filming our high school basketball games. But my name is Big Baldy, not Big Baby.:cry:

I watched this game last night. He let his emotions, get the best of him and Davis had plenty of time to think, while remaining on the bench.

 

He did give KG a "high-5", when he was taken out of the game in the 4th.

I think some people are to obsessed with the idea of being a "man". He cried, big deal. Crying doesn't always mean you are a sissy. Crying isn't only reserved for women and children either. I'm not sure if I would have cried in his situation or not, I wasn't there, I don't know how he felt, but I see nothing wrong with him crying. People who think they are too "tough" to cry are hilarious. I've seen mixed martial artists cry after a win, or a loss...and I don't think of them as being a baby because they were crying. I think that they probably put their heart and soul into something and they came out as the winner/loser and responded emotionally. Same with Davis...he was emotional and I respect that.

I cry when I get emotional sometimes but I'd like to think it's becuase I have a lot of passion. That was more of a temper tantrum too me though. Looked more like he needs a little attitude adjustment too me.

Emotional people cry when they're mad.

 

What's the story here?

 

:lol::lol::lol:

 

He cried. What a loser. :lol::lol::lol:

I cry when I get emotional sometimes but I'd like to think it's becuase I have a lot of passion. That was more of a temper tantrum too me though. Looked more like he needs a little attitude adjustment too me.

 

Thats why I see it as so funny because it seemed like it was just that more than anything

Emotional people cry when they're mad.

 

What's the story here?

I was watching the game Boston had a big lead and put in the subs. They didn't play well and Portland made a run to get back into the game. Boston called a timeout and Kevin Garnett got in the huddle and said something to the team.

 

Boston had to put their starters back in to get the win.

I cry when I get emotional sometimes but I'd like to think it's becuase I have a lot of passion. That was more of a temper tantrum too me though. Looked more like he needs a little attitude adjustment too me.

That's what I think as well. I get frustrated at work but I don't start to cry when people anger me.

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