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Zach Randolph’s being sued… again. This time by Portland resident Robert Bacote, who accuses Randolph and Qyntel Woods of assaulting and harassing him because they believed he was the guy who alerted authorities to Qyntel Woods’ charming dogfighting hobby.
There’s really enough in this article to just cut and paste the whole damn thing, and you’d never be bored. Randolph is accused of striking the man in the chest, telling the guy that he would get “handled,” and telling him later, “Where I come from we don’t fuck with snitches.” Woods is accused of beating the man outside of Roseland Theater in 2004, with (naturally) Randolph standing nearby shouting, “Get him, dog. Get him.” I guess you hear that a lot when you hang out with Qyntel Woods.
And there’s more. It all revolves around a group of people associated with Randolph that call themselves “Hoop Family,” that, you know… don’t sound like the greatest guys in the world. Oh, and Randolph and/or the Hoop Family isn’t officially accused of it, but Bacote’s car was also shot up. Bacote’s gone through hell, evidently, but the stray dogs of the greater Portland area are very appreciative.
The picture, by the way, was the best screen cap I could get of Zach Randolph showing off a picture he has of him meeting Nelson Mandela. Whatever Mandela told him… it just didn’t sink in.
Randolph hit with second lawsuit [Local News Daily]
Zach Randolph’s Crib [YouTube]
Continue Reading November 18th, 2006
Zach Randolph’s being sued… again. This time by Portland resident Robert Bacote, who accuses Randolph and Qyntel Woods of assaulting and harassing him because they believed he was the guy who alerted authorities to Qyntel Woods’ charming dogfighting hobby.
There’s really enough in this article to just cut and paste the whole damn thing, and you’d never be bored. Randolph is accused of striking the man in the chest, telling the guy that he would get “handled,” and telling him later, “Where I come from we don’t fuck with snitches.” Woods is accused of beating the man outside of Roseland Theater in 2004, with (naturally) Randolph standing nearby shouting, “Get him, dog. Get him.” I guess you hear that a lot when you hang out with Qyntel Woods.
And there’s more. It all revolves around a group of people associated with Randolph that call themselves “Hoop Family,” that, you know… don’t sound like the greatest guys in the world. Oh, and Randolph and/or the Hoop Family isn’t officially accused of it, but Bacote’s car was also shot up. Bacote’s gone through hell, evidently, but the stray dogs of the greater Portland area are very appreciative.
The picture, by the way, was the best screen cap I could get of Zach Randolph showing off a picture he has of him meeting Nelson Mandela. Whatever Mandela told him… it just didn’t sink in.
Randolph hit with second lawsuit [Local News Daily]
Zach Randolph’s Crib [YouTube]
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In just a few minutes, Act III of Manny “Pac-Man” Pacquiao and Erik Morales storied rivalry will be underway in Las Vegas (on pay-per-view). Boxers tend to have nicknames that arouse fear — “The Executioner,” “Bonecrusher,” “Razor,” “The Beast” — but Pac-Man? The name might elicit a chuckle, but don’t underestimate Pacquiao, the Philippines’ “National Fist” has been eating his pellets.
Prediction: Pac-Man by TKO in six.
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In just a few minutes, Act III of Manny “Pac-Man” Pacquiao and Erik Morales storied rivalry will be underway in Las Vegas (on pay-per-view). Boxers tend to have nicknames that arouse fear — “The Executioner,” “Bonecrusher,” “Razor,” “The Beast” — but Pac-Man? The name might elicit a chuckle, but don’t underestimate Pacquiao, the Philippines’ “National Fist” has been eating his pellets.
Prediction: Pac-Man by TKO in six.
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Continue Reading November 18th, 2006
Filed under: Culture, Sports
In just a few minutes, Act III of Manny “Pac-Man” Pacquiao and Erik Morales storied rivalry will be underway in Las Vegas (on pay-per-view). Boxers tend to have nicknames that arouse fear — “The Executioner,” “Bonecrusher,” “Razor,” “The Beast” — but Pac-Man? The name might elicit a chuckle, but don’t underestimate Pacquiao, the Philippines’ “National Fist” has been eating his pellets.
Prediction: Pac-Man by TKO in six.
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• Shaquille O’Neal is going to need surgery to repair some torn cartilage in his knee, and he’ll be missing 4-6 weeks. That surely comes as devastating news to the three or four of you out there who thought Shaq would be playing a full 82 games this year. I suppose it’s important to note now, but in April, it’s going to matter less than the New York Knicks. Oh, and speaking of the Knicks… they beat the hell out of the Shaq-less Heat last night, 100-76.
• Steve Nash is battling some injury problems himself. It’s nothing that requires surgery, but back spasms kept him out the Suns win over the Sixers last night, and they’ll force him to stand up on the team flight to Salt Lake City. Oh well… at least it’ll give someone else a chance to sit in Amare Stoudamire’s lap for a change. The Suns didn’t miss him last night, as Leandro Barbosa stepped in with 26 points and 10 boards in a 106-94 win over Philadelphia.
• Kobe Bryant became the youngest player ever to score 17,000 points last night with 31 against the Raptors. It’s hard to believe this is his 11th year in the NBA… it seems like just yesterday that was young and people seemed to, you know, like him. He claims he’s getting the explosion back in his knee. Lakers win, 107-100.
Continue Reading November 18th, 2006
• Shaquille O’Neal is going to need surgery to repair some torn cartilage in his knee, and he’ll be missing 4-6 weeks. That surely comes as devastating news to the three or four of you out there who thought Shaq would be playing a full 82 games this year. I suppose it’s important to note now, but in April, it’s going to matter less than the New York Knicks. Oh, and speaking of the Knicks… they beat the hell out of the Shaq-less Heat last night, 100-76.
• Steve Nash is battling some injury problems himself. It’s nothing that requires surgery, but back spasms kept him out the Suns win over the Sixers last night, and they’ll force him to stand up on the team flight to Salt Lake City. Oh well… at least it’ll give someone else a chance to sit in Amare Stoudamire’s lap for a change. The Suns didn’t miss him last night, as Leandro Barbosa stepped in with 26 points and 10 boards in a 106-94 win over Philadelphia.
• Kobe Bryant became the youngest player ever to score 17,000 points last night with 31 against the Raptors. It’s hard to believe this is his 11th year in the NBA… it seems like just yesterday that was young and people seemed to, you know, like him. He claims he’s getting the explosion back in his knee. Lakers win, 107-100.
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