Report: Eric Gordon benched after screaming match with coach

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  • JimLeavy59
    War Hero
    • May 2012
    • 7199

    Report: Eric Gordon benched after screaming match with coach

    Hornets coach Monty Williams and point guard Eric Gordon got into a screaming match during a timeout with 8:37 left in the third quarter. Millsap had just scored on a putback to put Utah ahead 55-47 and New Orleans called a timeout. Williams was visibly agitated, yelling in Gordon's direction. He had to be held back by assistant coach Randy Ayers after Gordon hollered back at him, and when the team went to the sidelines, Williams continued screaming at Gordon. Gordon, the team's leading scorer, did not return to the game after the confrontation.

  • KNUBB
    WHITE RONDO
    • Jun 2009
    • 7973

    #2
    2 whole games ago. Started last night. He was playing lazy D. Also LOL at him being the leading scorer. He wasn't even top player in the game let alone the season in which he didn't play until the end of December


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    • ralaw
      Posts too much
      • Feb 2009
      • 6662

      #3
      They should have let him go to the Suns.

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      • KNUBB
        WHITE RONDO
        • Jun 2009
        • 7973

        #4
        Originally posted by ralaw
        They should have let him go to the Suns.
        Terrible idea


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        • ralaw
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          • Feb 2009
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          #5
          Originally posted by KNUBB
          Terrible idea
          They're going to have to move him eventually. Obviously they should have tried to get something for him, but it was obvious then and now that he doesn't want to be in NO. They also gave him a pretty terrible contract.

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          • KNUBB
            WHITE RONDO
            • Jun 2009
            • 7973

            #6
            Originally posted by ralaw
            They're going to have to move him eventually. Obviously they should have tried to get something for him, but it was obvious then and now that he doesn't want to be in NO. They also gave him a pretty terrible contract.
            Still pretty unsure where you get the doesn't want to be here. He has been hurt. He took the contract in Phoenix cuz that is where the money is at. He was mad the Pelicans let the market dictate his value.


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            • ralaw
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              • Feb 2009
              • 6662

              #7
              Originally posted by KNUBB
              Still pretty unsure where you get the doesn't want to be here. He has been hurt. He took the contract in Phoenix cuz that is where the money is at. He was mad the Pelicans let the market dictate his value.
              There was more to him signing with the Suns other than money. I believe he had mentioned that he hoped the Hornets didn't match and something about "Phoenix is where he heart is". Either way at his price and injury history he was a bad signing for both the Suns and Hornets.

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              • KNUBB
                WHITE RONDO
                • Jun 2009
                • 7973

                #8
                Originally posted by ralaw
                There was more to him signing with the Suns other than money. I believe he had mentioned that he hoped the Hornets didn't match and something about "Phoenix is where he heart is". Either way at his price and injury history he was a bad signing for both the Suns and Hornets.
                Like I said, he was salty that the Pelicans didn't just hand him a max deal. Which is why his panties were in a bunch. Let the market dictate his value and the Pels were matching no matter what.


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                • ralaw
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                  • Feb 2009
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by KNUBB
                  Like I said, he was salty that the Pelicans didn't just hand him a max deal. Which is why his panties were in a bunch. Let the market dictate his value and the Pels were matching no matter what.
                  You may be right, but it was still a bad basketball move to match that contract.

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                  • JimLeavy59
                    War Hero
                    • May 2012
                    • 7199

                    #10
                    I doubt anyone is going to want him now. Also Monty Williams should be fired.

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                    • Pitty
                      Death, Taxes, Jeff Capel
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 7541

                      #11
                      KNUBB thinks NBA players desire to play in NoLa.

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                      • Rudi
                        #CyCueto
                        • Nov 2008
                        • 9905

                        #12
                        The New Orleans Hornets were unable to pull off a trade of Eric Gordon before February's trade deadline, but that doesn't mean they are done shopping him.

                        The Hornets are still likely to remain open to trading him after this season ends, according to sources.

                        Gordon reportedly engaged in a confrontation with New Orleans coach Monty Williams during Friday night's game against the Utah Jazz.

                        Via John Reid/Times Picayune

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                        • JimLeavy59
                          War Hero
                          • May 2012
                          • 7199

                          #13
                          After they trade Eric Gordon at least they will still have Austin Rivers.

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                          • KNUBB
                            WHITE RONDO
                            • Jun 2009
                            • 7973

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Pitty
                            KNUBB thinks NBA players desire to play in NoLa.

                            At least my injured player logged a few minutes this season.


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                            • KNUBB
                              WHITE RONDO
                              • Jun 2009
                              • 7973

                              #15
                              John Reid has been hoping for him to be traded since he got hurt. Any slight sign of a trade and he is gonna take it and run with little behind it. Of course they heard offers but they weren't shopping him around calling teams to get him out. Let Dell Demps do his job


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