Matt Barnes’ greatest hits with the Orlando Magic http://0rz.tw/rlW3r 连结里有 Matt Barnes 今年赛季几个「经典」的镜头，对我们来说，咩棒在性格与球 风上有我们家球员比较缺少的强悍特质，不过从他拒绝 Cavs 7M/2yrs 跑去 Lakers领 一半的价码来看，也许他是真正的竞争者吧，当初如果不要 opt out 就好了阿，虽然 我们在补了小Q後损失并不大，不过看到他去 Lakers 就不爽 lol 当初如果 MB 没有 opt out，然後续签顺利白巧克力，中产拿去签大米的话该有多好 呢 -_- It’s unlikely Matt Barnes will actually kill you … probably. But the idea sure made for some funny T-Shirts. Little else needs to be said about Barnes’ impact on the basketball court than the fact that those T-shirts, complete with a menacing picture of his face, exist. Barnes was the Magic’s tough guy last season. An antagonist to some of the league’s best players. It was how he contributed even while struggling offensively. Barnes, who opted out of the second year of his contract with the Magic this summer, will play for the Los Angeles Lakers next season. Salary cap issues won’t get in the way of this deal. Barnes will reportedly get $1.7 million next season with a player option for 2011-2012 worth $1.9 million. He made $1.6 million with the Magic last season. It’s barely a raise — especially when you consider that California has state taxes and Florida doesn’t. But the deal allows Barnes to play for the two-time defending champions and return to his home state and a town with which he’s pretty familiar, having played college ball at UCLA. He turned down an offer that guaranteed $7 million over two years with the Cavaliers. Many Magic fans will miss Barnes — he still says he’s disappointed he didn’ t stay with the Magic. He started 58 games, taking over for Mickael Pietrus as the starting small forward. It was his job to defend the likes of Dwyane Wade, Lebron James, Paul Pierce and Kobe Bryant. He wasn’t smooth in doing it, a stopper by definition isn’ t. And when his fire went too far, when it got him ejected, his teammates would be asked if they thought he should tone it down. Their responses never changed: No way. “You guys want us to be physical? Don’t complain if we are physical,” Dwight Howard said after Barnes was ejected from an April game against the Memphis Grizzlies. “That’s what we want. That’s what we need.” As Barnes’ moves on, here the top five battles we saw him fight this past season. However you feel about his antics, it’s indisputable they were entertaining and, more importantly, candid. 5. Matt Barnes vs. a Spurs Fan What Happened: While Barnes defended the Magic against the opponents’ best player, he also defended his teammate Dwight Howard against critics, fans, refs and hackers. When Hack-A-Howard got too forceful, it was Barnes who would pop up and stick his face centimeters from said hacker to tell him to back off. Barnes was fined during the playoffs for criticizing how tightly refs officiated Howard. Fans weren’t exempt either, as one aggressive heckler behind the Magic’s bench (who got ejected from the game) learned in San Antonio. Said Barnes of the incident: “He was cussing at Dwight, so I said something. You know me. He said, ‘I’ll be waiting for you after the game.’ He said, ‘ I’ll remember your face.’” Uhhh…really, Spurs fan? (see t-shirt) 4. Matt Barnes vs. the Memphis Grizzlies What Happened: Barnes said he was going to argue a call. Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said Barnes was “going to get his technical.” Whatever his goal, he bumped into Memphis’ Hasheem Thabeet on the way and it turned into a melee that looked a lot more serious than it actually was. Barnes and Thabeet engaged in a shoving match that even involved the Grizzlies’ O.J. Mayo and Magic pacifist Vince Carter. Matt Barnes’ greatest hits with the Orlando Magic Orlando Magic — posted by tania ganguli on July, 23 2010 8:00 AM Discuss This: Comments(1) | Add to del.icio.us | Digg it It’s unlikely Matt Barnes will actually kill you … probably. But the idea sure made for some funny T-Shirts. Little else needs to be said about Barnes’ impact on the basketball court than the fact that those T-shirts, complete with a menacing picture of his face, exist. Barnes was the Magic’s tough guy last season. An antagonist to some of the league’s best players. It was how he contributed even while struggling offensively. Barnes, who opted out of the second year of his contract with the Magic this summer, will play for the Los Angeles Lakers next season. Salary cap issues won’t get in the way of this deal. Barnes will reportedly get $1.7 million next season with a player option for 2011-2012 worth $1.9 million. He made $1.6 million with the Magic last season. It’s barely a raise — especially when you consider that California has state taxes and Florida doesn’t. But the deal allows Barnes to play for the two-time defending champions and return to his home state and a town with which he’s pretty familiar, having played college ball at UCLA. He turned down an offer that guaranteed $7 million over two years with the Cavaliers. Many Magic fans will miss Barnes — he still says he’s disappointed he didn’ t stay with the Magic. He started 58 games, taking over for Mickael Pietrus as the starting small forward. It was his job to defend the likes of Dwyane Wade, Lebron James, Paul Pierce and Kobe Bryant. He wasn’t smooth in doing it, a stopper by definition isn’ t. And when his fire went too far, when it got him ejected, his teammates would be asked if they thought he should tone it down. Their responses never changed: No way. “You guys want us to be physical? Don’t complain if we are physical,” Dwight Howard said after Barnes was ejected from an April game against the Memphis Grizzlies. “That’s what we want. That’s what we need.” As Barnes’ moves on, here the top five battles we saw him fight this past season. However you feel about his antics, it’s indisputable they were entertaining and, more importantly, candid. 5. Matt Barnes vs. a Spurs Fan What Happened: While Barnes defended the Magic against the opponents’ best player, he also defended his teammate Dwight Howard against critics, fans, refs and hackers. When Hack-A-Howard got too forceful, it was Barnes who would pop up and stick his face centimeters from said hacker to tell him to back off. Barnes was fined during the playoffs for criticizing how tightly refs officiated Howard. Fans weren’t exempt either, as one aggressive heckler behind the Magic’s bench (who got ejected from the game) learned in San Antonio. Said Barnes of the incident: “He was cussing at Dwight, so I said something. You know me. He said, ‘I’ll be waiting for you after the game.’ He said, ‘ I’ll remember your face.’” Uhhh…really, Spurs fan? (see t-shirt) 4. Matt Barnes vs. the Memphis Grizzlies What Happened: Barnes said he was going to argue a call. Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said Barnes was “going to get his technical.” Whatever his goal, he bumped into Memphis’ Hasheem Thabeet on the way and it turned into a melee that looked a lot more serious than it actually was. Barnes and Thabeet engaged in a shoving match that even involved the Grizzlies’ O.J. Mayo and Magic pacifist Vince Carter. The video: 3. @matt_barnes22 vs. Twitter What Happened: Whether or not Barnes’ affinity for Twitter actually hurt his relationship with the Magic, he certainly did some colorful Tweeting this season. After a series of curse-filled Tweets this winter, Barnes was asked to tone it down. “I thought you could say whatever you wanted,” Barnes said after the edict. When the Magic blew an 18-point lead to the New Orleans Hornets, Barnes Tweeted “We [expletive] on the money 2nite magic fans. Sorry bout that we back on the grind sunday.” He expressed some thoughts about Lamar Odom on Twitter (more on that later) and during his free agency Barnes Tweeted about the fact that the Magic hadn’ t offered him a contract. Asked if it bothered him, Magic GM Otis Smith replied, sarcastically, that he wondered why Barnes hadn’t gotten an offer. 2. Matt Barnes vs. Kevin Garnett What Happened: No, we’re not talking about the play where Barnes shoved Garnett into Stan Van Gundy. This one’s about mind games. Barnes gave the most amusing, illuminating and interesting quotes of any Magic player last season and one of the best examples of that came during the Eastern Conference Finals. A reporter from Boston asked him about an incident with Kevin Garnett. It looked, from a distance, like Barnes was trying to calm down Garnett, and Garnett didn’t take kindly to it. Barnes was asked if he thought that was strange. “I wasn’t trying to calm him down, I was messing with him,” Barnes replied. Players play mind games often, but they don’t often admit to them. The play in question: 1. Matt Barnes vs. Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers What Happened: Barnes’ plan, as he guarded the man who will be his teammate next season, was to make sure Bryant knew without a doubt that Barnes was not afraid of him. From the beginning of the Lakers March 7 game in Orlando, Barnes was physical and abrasive. He pushed Bryant and he faked inbounding the ball at Bryant’s face (which you can watch in the video below). Bryant still scored 34 points but made just 12 of 30 shots and missed a buzzer-beater with Barnes in front of him. Orlando won, 96-94. Of course, the verbal sparring continued after the game. Lakers forward Lamar Odom called Barnes an “action figure” and said he needed some tights. Bryant seemed to get a kick out of the whole thing. He chuckled and said there was a big difference between Matt Barnes bumping him and Kenyon Martin bumping him. Then, after a subsequent Lakers game, Odom brought up Barnes again. “That [expletive] that Matt Barnes pulled, that ain’t never going to happen again, ” he said. Odom’s comment prompted the infamous diaper tweet in which Barnes said maybe he needed to put his son’s — ahem — dirty diaper in Odom’s mouth to shut him up. --

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