Should Kevin Love Be Suspended for Stomping on Luis Scola’s Face?
Kevin Love insists that the face-stomping was an accident, and Luis Scola seems to have moved on, but should the Timberwolves’ forward face any kind of disciplinary action from the NBA? The Houston Chronicle seems to think he should: “Despite their best efforts, Kevin Love and the Timberwolves should have no chance of convincing the NBA it was just a Love tap. Love went Savion Glover on Luis Scola’s face. Love might be one of the league’s best young players, but the league presumably still frowns on players treating other players’ faces as starting blocks. Knowing he is in jeopardy of getting hit with a suspension – and this should be a no-brainer one-game suspension — Love did his best to spin the answer. In fact, he danced around it so well, he could have tap-danced on the head of a pin, which makes it difficult to buy his argument that he has feet so large, he just could not miss Scola’s face. He did, however, succeed at running up the floor while Scola’s head bounced around on the hardwood. [...] ‘I mean, he fell down after the play. He just kind of laid there and I’ve got size 19 feet so… I just happened to be there. I had nowhere to go. I got kind of tripped up and I just had nowhere to step, he was right there. It was a heat of the moment type of play and he was right there and it happened to be his face, just like in Houston like it happened to be my groin. I’ve always had a large amount of respect for Luis (sic) so … I’m sure he didn’t take it personal; it was nothing personal towards their team. They have a lot of great players, they’re well coached. Like I said, it’s nothing personal.’”
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But yeah, Love looked right at him and made no attempt to avoid stepping on him.
Had the back of his jersey said world peace, jackson, oneal, etc. He would be called a cheap shot artist thug.
Dude even mentioned what happened previously, love did this on purpose. I think its obvious. Let’s see how the league handles this with their albino golden boy.
That’s why I wanted to hear what he said. He apologized straight up, then he meant to do it. But he was kind of trying to play both sides. That’s almost as bad as the stomp, just like with Suh. I say you just own up and move on.
Cause he couldn’t jump again with his right foot?
Your blinded by your love for Love!
that being said, Love must have learned a few things from Kurt Rambis when he was coaching there…
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