dcprosportsreport.com - 5/2/2008
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This is repulsive:
Washington Wizards forward Darius Songaila has received a one game suspension without pay for striking Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James in the face with his hand, it was announced today by Stu Jackson, NBA Executive Vice President, Basketball Operations.
Those of us who belittled all the conspiracy theories about the NBA trying to help the Cavs win this ...
On to Game 6
blog.washingtonpost.com 5/2/2008 — A few good quotes from the day: - Last night, Charles Barkley repeatedly said that the Wizards were about to be sent to the golf course for the summer by the Cavs. Today, Caron Butler was asked about that. "I don't golf," Butler said with a very ...
Washington's Darius Songaila Suspended
nba.com 5/2/2008 — Washington Wizards forward Darius Songaila has received a one game suspension without pay for striking Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James in the face with his hand, it was announced today by Stu Jackson.
Songaila Suspended for Game 6
blog.washingtonpost.com 5/2/2008 — The NBA has suspended Wizards forward Darius Songaila for tonight's Game 6. Songaila was given a technical foul during the first half of Game 5 after hitting Cavaliers star LeBron James in the face after the two became tangled up underneath the ...
Stu Jackson Has Spoken
waitingfornextyear.com 5/2/2008 — …And Darius Songalia will be in street clothes this evening. This will undoubtedly give Washington fans something to complain about - and they may have a point. Perhaps it wasn’t an intentional punch/backhand, and perhaps not. Either way, this is a tough blow to the Wizards frontcourt as it thins the depth behind Brendan Haywood and will...
NBA suspends Songaila for 1 game —
FOXSports.com News for NBA 5/2/2008
Washington Wizards reserve forward Darius Songaila has been suspended one game for striking Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James in the face with his hand, and will sit out Friday night's Game 6 of the playoff series.
Songaila hit James in the ...
Game 6 —
Wizards Insider 5/2/2008
The NBA's Stu Jackson explained the decision to suspend Darius Songaila in a conference call with reporters earlier today. It was farely standard stuff until I asked Jackson whether James would have been suspended for this game had he caught Darius in ...
