Caron Butler has a book that is now available called “Tuff Juice: My Journey from the Streets to the NBA”. From all accounts it is a great read and Butler’s life can be an inspiration for other young kids trying to find their way. Earlier this week, IFWT published an excerpt from the book, focusing on Butler’s version of events when he was with the Wizards when teammates Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crittenton pulled guns on each other in the now infamous locker room incident. Butler’s version was pretty intense but Arenas is calling B.S. on it.
NBA: Paul Pierce Says He Is Definitely Playing Next Year, Question Is For What Team?
Paul Pierce showed us all during the playoffs that he is still a very important player to have on your team during crunch time. He still is clutch for big shots which is part of the reason he says he definitely will return next season. The question now becomes what team will he play for?
(Photos) NBA: Is This The Last We’ve Seen Of Uncle Paul?
What a heartbreaking way for Paul Pierce and the Wizard’s season to end. A three point shot to tie the game was waived off in the final seconds of the game and the Wizards were sent fishing. Paul Pierce is reportedly undecided on whether or not he will return to the league. Click more to read the full story!
(Video) NBA: Gilbert Arenas Pretends To Not Know Former Teammate Javaris Crittenton Who Pulled A Gun On Him
Gilbert Arenas is still firing shots at an old foe, this time pretending to completely forget who Javaris Crittenton is. It is pretty hard to forget the only teammate in your professional career to ever pull a gun on you in the locker room, but obviously Gilbert is trolling.
NBA: Paul Pierce Hits Buzzer Beater In Game 3 Thriller
After Atlanta went on a 17-0 run to bring themselves within three late in the fourth quarter; the Washington Wizards still escaped defeat by the hands of none other than “The Truth” Paul Pierce.
NBA : Jeff Teague Fouls Beal Hard During Game 3
With talks of All Star point guard John Wall being out for the rest of the playoffs, the Wizards were all but counted out of contention. Not so fast. The Wizards led the Hawks 44-31 in the second quarter and a frustrated Jeff Teague clobbered Bradley Beal in the head.
