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| Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808815] |
Fri, 20 January 2006 15:59 |
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http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-spt-davis20.html
The NBA suspended Davis five games without pay -- $845,122 of his $13.86
million salary -- for trying to intercede in an apparent altercation between
his wife, Kendra, and fans sitting behind her during a timeout with 1:04
left in overtime of the Bulls' 106-104 victory.
Davis and his wife also face the threat of civil lawsuits by Michael
Axelrod, 22, the fan whom Kendra Davis initially confronted.
Axelrod -- whose father, David, is a prominent Democratic political
consultant in Chicago and owns the season tickets his son used Wednesday --
said Kendra Davis tried to scratch him after he protested a referee's call.
Axelrod said he never laid a hand on Kendra Davis.
Axelrod said he plans to sue Davis and his wife -- and possibly the NBA and
the United Center -- for more than $1 million. His attorney, Jay Deratany,
said he might file a slander suit against Davis and a battery suit against
Davis' wife as early as today.
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| Re: Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808816 ] |
Fri, 20 January 2006 19:54 |
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"s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam [at] hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:dqqtrp$d50 [at] dispatch.concentric.net...
> http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-spt-davis20.html
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> The NBA suspended Davis five games without pay -- $845,122 of his $13.86
> million salary -- for trying to intercede in an apparent altercation
> between
> his wife, Kendra, and fans sitting behind her during a timeout with 1:04
> left in overtime of the Bulls' 106-104 victory.
>
> Davis and his wife also face the threat of civil lawsuits by Michael
> Axelrod, 22, the fan whom Kendra Davis initially confronted.
>
> Axelrod -- whose father, David, is a prominent Democratic political
> consultant in Chicago and owns the season tickets his son used
> Wednesday --
> said Kendra Davis tried to scratch him after he protested a referee's
> call.
> Axelrod said he never laid a hand on Kendra Davis.
>
> Axelrod said he plans to sue Davis and his wife -- and possibly the NBA
> and
> the United Center -- for more than $1 million.
Dang, why stop there? I'd throw in the City of Chicago on the police
department, they've got lots of money I hear, and they negligently failed to
prevent this tragedy. Maybe the private security firm of the United Center?
Probably want to go after the referees as well, they made the call that he
was compelled to protest, and I think they have a lot of money as well.
I think he should also sue the Democratic Party as obviously their influence
upon him via his father has caused him unreasonable emotional distress that
no human being should have to suffer.
brink
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| Re: Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808817 ] |
Fri, 20 January 2006 21:20 |
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> Dang, why stop there? I'd throw in the City of Chicago on the police
> department, they've got lots of money I hear, and they negligently failed
> to prevent this tragedy. Maybe the private security firm of the United
> Center? Probably want to go after the referees as well, they made the call
> that he was compelled to protest, and I think they have a lot of money as
> well.
>
> I think he should also sue the Democratic Party as obviously their
> influence upon him via his father has caused him unreasonable emotional
> distress that no human being should have to suffer.
>
> brink
Isn't this just the kind of intelligent response that
s_knight8's blanket posts engender? Thanks for
hipping us to all that here in the Bulls ng s_knight8,
we hadn't really heard much about it.
td
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| Re: Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808818 ] |
Fri, 20 January 2006 22:58 |
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On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 10:54:07 -0800, "brink" <brink [at] invalid.invalid>
wrote:
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>"s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam [at] hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:dqqtrp$d50 [at] dispatch.concentric.net...
>> http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-spt-davis20.html
>>
>> The NBA suspended Davis five games without pay -- $845,122 of his $13.86
>> million salary -- for trying to intercede in an apparent altercation
>> between
>> his wife, Kendra, and fans sitting behind her during a timeout with 1:04
>> left in overtime of the Bulls' 106-104 victory.
>>
>> Davis and his wife also face the threat of civil lawsuits by Michael
>> Axelrod, 22, the fan whom Kendra Davis initially confronted.
>>
>> Axelrod -- whose father, David, is a prominent Democratic political
>> consultant in Chicago and owns the season tickets his son used
>> Wednesday --
>> said Kendra Davis tried to scratch him after he protested a referee's
>> call.
>> Axelrod said he never laid a hand on Kendra Davis.
>>
>> Axelrod said he plans to sue Davis and his wife -- and possibly the NBA
>> and
>> the United Center -- for more than $1 million.
>
>Dang, why stop there? I'd throw in the City of Chicago on the police
>department, they've got lots of money I hear, and they negligently failed to
>prevent this tragedy. Maybe the private security firm of the United Center?
>Probably want to go after the referees as well, they made the call that he
>was compelled to protest, and I think they have a lot of money as well.
>
>I think he should also sue the Democratic Party as obviously their influence
>upon him via his father has caused him unreasonable emotional distress that
>no human being should have to suffer.
>
>brink
>
Actually, the 1 million was appearently exagerrated by the media (big
surprize), and now he is targeting a n apology, a retraction on the
statement that he was drunk and assaulted Davis's wfe, and a $2K
donation to a charity for the prevention of violence towards women.
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| Re: Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808819 ] |
Sat, 21 January 2006 00:57 |
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Actually, I think I believe the fan. There's 2 reasons why a fan would
sue an NBA player:
1. Greed.
2. He truly was wronged.
According to the fan, he didn't do anything except cheer/boo. It was
Kendra Davis who initiated the confrontation and physically touched
him. If that's what really happened, I would be pretty upset too if
someone slandered me on national TV and said that I was drunk and
physically assaulted his wife.
Now the fan is saying that he'll drop the lawsuit if David retracts his
comments and apologizes. If he was just making the story up and just
wanted to get some money, why would he do that?
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/basketball/nba/01/20/d avis.fan.ap/index.html
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| Re: Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808820 ] |
Sat, 21 January 2006 03:01 |
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Bucky wrote:
> Actually, I think I believe the fan. There's 2 reasons why a fan would
> sue an NBA player:
This isn't the first time Kendra lost her cool though. She's got rage
issue. Maybe she likes the pat on the back she gets from her friends
everytime she goes on a tirade.
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| Re: Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808822 ] |
Sat, 21 January 2006 11:45 |
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"Bucky" <uw_badgers [at] email.com> wrote in message
news:1137801461.109064.40270 [at] g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Actually, I think I believe the fan. There's 2 reasons why a fan would
> sue an NBA player:
>
> 1. Greed.
> 2. He truly was wronged.
>
> According to the fan, he didn't do anything except cheer/boo. It was
> Kendra Davis who initiated the confrontation and physically touched
> him. If that's what really happened, I would be pretty upset too if
> someone slandered me on national TV and said that I was drunk and
> physically assaulted his wife.
>
> Now the fan is saying that he'll drop the lawsuit if David retracts
his
> comments and apologizes. If he was just making the story up and just
> wanted to get some money, why would he do that?
>
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/basketball/nba/01/20/d avis.fan.ap/
index.html
>
Fucking nigger shit.
This is the type of coutry we have become.
A goddamned second hand africa.
What we need is a civil war to legally destroy every goddamned
republican in sight and restore democracy the way it was supposed to be.
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| Re: Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808824 ] |
Sun, 22 January 2006 04:49 |
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the otherside wrote:
> Fucking nigger shit.
>
> This is the type of coutry we have become.
>
> A goddamned second hand africa.
>
> What we need is a civil war to legally destroy every goddamned
> republican in sight and restore democracy the way it was supposed to be.
Now this is the sort of fresh-eyed new perspective from an outsider
that makes sknight8's crossposts so valuable.
--
Jeremey
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| Re: Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808825 ] |
Sun, 22 January 2006 06:18 |
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In article <1137901745.216716.96350 [at] f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
"Jeremey Wilson" <noaddressgiven [at] yahoo.com> wrote:
> the otherside wrote:
>
> > Fucking nigger shit.
> >
> > This is the type of coutry we have become.
> >
> > A goddamned second hand africa.
> >
> > What we need is a civil war to legally destroy every goddamned
> > republican in sight and restore democracy the way it was supposed to be.
>
> Now this is the sort of fresh-eyed new perspective from an outsider
> that makes sknight8's crossposts so valuable.
My friend, I'd like to introduce you to a group of Americans
just like you, concerned about matters like immigration,
inner-city crime and the millenial scheme by the Choos to
enslave the Gentile species.
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| Re: Axelrod to sue Davis and his wife [message #808842 ] |
Mon, 23 January 2006 21:43 |
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On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 21:58:44 GMT, Marcus Kwan <mnospamkwan1 [at] gte.net>
wrote:
>On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 10:54:07 -0800, "brink" <brink [at] invalid.invalid>
>wrote:
>
>>
>>"s_knight8" <s_knight8nospam [at] hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:dqqtrp$d50 [at] dispatch.concentric.net...
>>> http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-spt-davis20.html
>>>
>>> The NBA suspended Davis five games without pay -- $845,122 of his $13.86
>>> million salary -- for trying to intercede in an apparent altercation
>>> between
>>> his wife, Kendra, and fans sitting behind her during a timeout with 1:04
>>> left in overtime of the Bulls' 106-104 victory.
>>>
>>> Davis and his wife also face the threat of civil lawsuits by Michael
>>> Axelrod, 22, the fan whom Kendra Davis initially confronted.
>>>
>>> Axelrod -- whose father, David, is a prominent Democratic political
>>> consultant in Chicago and owns the season tickets his son used
>>> Wednesday --
>>> said Kendra Davis tried to scratch him after he protested a referee's
>>> call.
>>> Axelrod said he never laid a hand on Kendra Davis.
>>>
>>> Axelrod said he plans to sue Davis and his wife -- and possibly the NBA
>>> and
>>> the United Center -- for more than $1 million.
>>
>>Dang, why stop there? I'd throw in the City of Chicago on the police
>>department, they've got lots of money I hear, and they negligently failed to
>>prevent this tragedy. Maybe the private security firm of the United Center?
>>Probably want to go after the referees as well, they made the call that he
>>was compelled to protest, and I think they have a lot of money as well.
>>
>>I think he should also sue the Democratic Party as obviously their influence
>>upon him via his father has caused him unreasonable emotional distress that
>>no human being should have to suffer.
>>
>>brink
>>
>
>Actually, the 1 million was appearently exagerrated by the media (big
>surprize), and now he is targeting a n apology, a retraction on the
>statement that he was drunk and assaulted Davis's wfe, and a $2K
>donation to a charity for the prevention of violence towards women.
I think this was the push all along and the lawsuit was a kneejerk
reaction. From what I read and reports elsewhere, Antonio's wife has a
history and that some players (and writers who have apparently met the
allegedly self absorbed woman) said that Antonio was jumping into the
stands to protect the safety of the fan from his wife! I thought that
was pretty funny...
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