Amar’e Stoudemire Cuts Hand After Punching Fire Extinguisher After Loss

Published: 30th Apr 12 9:10 pm
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by Riley Schmitt
Big 10 Editor, NBA Featured Columnist
Amar’e Stoudemire Cuts Hand After Punching Fire Extinguisher After Loss
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Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire punched the glass area that enclosed a fire extinguisher, a source tells @YahooSports.
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Marc J. Spears
There is blood all over the carpet in the locker room
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Frank Isola

The New York Knicks are in full on meltdown mode apparently.  Amare Stoudemire cut his hand after punching a hard surface in the locker room after their Game 2 loss to the Miami Heat.  Stoudemire has looked like a shell of himself and his frustration must be mounting.

This is a stupid move by him.  No reason to punch a thing and hurt yourself after a game.  This is what will keep the Knicks from advancing.  Stupid plays from their stars are just going to hurt.  You need to be firing on all cylinders.  They are firing in the wrong direction apparently.

What exactly is wrong with Amar’e?  How can you be this dumb?  You need to suck it up and be a team player.  This only hurts your team in the long run.  If Amar’e Stoudemire misses any time, it will become difficult for the team to advance.

Actually, I take that back.  The way Amar’e Stoudemire has been playing, this is good for them.  Amare has been sucking the life out of the team.  Their defense might pick up after this.  It can’t be any worse.  Amare has shown no motivation whatsoever.  He is looking like a guy who needs to hang it up.  He has an awful contract and is dragging down the Knicks.

We will keep you updated on this as more information comes out.  This injury could keep him out for some time, depending on how severe it is.  It is not worse than the apparent brain damage he has suffered.

Did Amare make the 20 Most Self Centered Athletes list?

 

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