Bluegrassrivals

It's not a sad tale, that Sports Illustrated's Chris Ballard wrote on former NBA All-Star Antoine Walker. It's not a confirming tale, either, or a heart-warming one, or a particularly inspiring one. There's too much going on with Walker to fixate on one part of his life -- his early promise, the poor hoop habits that never went away, his off-court largesse, his current struggles in the NBA's minor leagues -- and sign Ballard's story off as a one-note affair. No, it's just another expertly penned piece from one of North America's finest sports writers, on one of the more frustrating figures in NBA history.



http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-ball-d...07150.html

Walker was a great talent at UK.
He was on a team that invented "swagger" as all of these players try to have today.
That shake he done after a dunk was awesome.

He should have stayed another year but went anyways. Financial troubles is what go him. Bounce checks, etc...

Does anyone really think he can still play? I mean, really.

^ I would say if he got serious about it. Droppped the weight, got in shape and concentrated on just basketball.....Yes. I do.

IMO, he has lost passion for the game and is only trying to earn a paycheck.

K_Mac Wrote:Does anyone really think he can still play? I mean, really.

I certainly dont.

OffTheHook Wrote:^ I would say if he got serious about it. Droppped the weight, got in shape and concentrated on just basketball.....Yes. I do.

Your the only one.

judgementday Wrote:IMO, he has lost passion for the game and is only trying to earn a paycheck.

Agreed. Same reason Iverson wants back in.

Was and always will be my favorite player of all time!! I agree with OffTheHook, if he would drop weight and get back to his playing weight of old which was about 225, I definitely think he could play!