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Bill Parcells is obviously sick of having to deal with T.O.-related issues. "You know, I've tried to make it a habit not to talk too much about him because I know that's all you want to talk about." In my mind, T.O. couldn't have picked a worse time to spit on someone. The Knicks-Nuggets brawl happened the same night as the T.O.-DeAngelo Hall incident. The commissioner may have felt compelled to come down with an even stronger punishment in light of the NBA brawl.
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Posted by Creth Davis @ 3:27 PM Mon, Dec 18, 2006
the NBA didn't, at least according to espn.com, fine any of the players involved any one specific amount ("both teams were fined a total of $500,000") for physically punching, hitting, scratching, choking, and if Jeff Van Gundy were there... anyway, how on earth does this $35,000 compare to what happened in the NBA?
too much for too little, that's my opinion
Posted by DJM @ 3:34 PM Mon, Dec 18, 2006
No it wasn't too harsh. The guy is an idiot that only cares about himself. I would have welcomed a suspension too.
Posted by bud @ 4:16 PM Mon, Dec 18, 2006
Just as long as the next guy gets hit for $35,000, I guess.
Posted by swgross @ 5:26 PM Mon, Dec 18, 2006
I think the penalty is insufficient. I think since TO apologized says he did it. He should have been suspended. His reason is one my 7 yr old grandson, wouldn't use. He's a grown man and I think he should act like one.