Metta World Peace thinks Steve Curry is a future MVP.
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For those people protesting that Ron Artest/Metta World Peace is a changed man, that hitting James Harden in the head was an accident, or Artest’s random on-court violence was an aberration, let’s look at the video.
Here’s Artest hitting Juan Jose Barea in the head for no reason, an act that earned him an ejection and a suspension during last year’s playoffs. Was it even his first blow-to-the-head suspension during a playoff series? No, he missed a game back in 2006 for elbowing Manu Ginobili in the head.
Off the court, Metta World Peace might well be a mature, thoughtful, kind person. But on the court, he’s not much different than he was when he went into the stands seven years ago. Except he hits other players in the head more.
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Metta World War.
“He should wear leather pants. He’s the type of guy who should wear leather pants, some nice shoes and change his fashion. You’re Jeremy Lin, for God’s sake. You know what I’m saying? You know? Put down that law book, stop reading the New York Times and start reading the Daily News. Newsday, that’s the one. I like that one because there’s always color in that one. What else? Wall Street Journal. Get some swag. You’re in New York City. Put your hat to the back, too. Put your hat on backwards. Come to practice with your pants sagging and just tell them, ‘I don’t feel like practicing.’ Practice? You know? Practice? And wear an Iverson jersey. You know? Come to practice with a cigar. Lit. ‘I’m Jeremy Lin.’ You know?”
— Metta World Peace, on Jeremy Lin
