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Originally Posted by imINchucks5
its OFFICIAL!! Stephon Marbury will remain a knick
Lebron james just said if he comes to NY, he wants marbury to be resigned and remain on the roster to be the starting pg.
damnnnnnnnnn
On a serious note, my personal opinion is torn on this subject. Being an HR major, im trying to really see things in the eyes of the employee. WhatD'Antoni did to Steph was wrong; "Get in shape for the upcoming season". We saw Steph train harder than before, and produce the best results ofbeing shape; the best shap he has ever been. But in return, D'Antoni tells him that they are going a different direction.
Now, if were talking in employment terms, you can view it as an assignment that wasnt for the best. If two people carry out an assignment asked from theirboss, and the boss has to pick one, if your (Marbury's) results arent what the boss wants, then its over and you gotta move on. I can seeD'Antoni's side in all this, but I also see how Steph is upset.
All that hard work, to be told that he isnt the right person for the team, but then not being traded or bought out really isnt helping both side's case.D'Antoni has dealth with this situation horribly, but Steph has gotten to a point where he has to move on. Under contract, D'Antoni is still his boss,and he should have to obey what the boss asks. Its gotten to a point where now this is Steph against D'Antoni, rather than the organization's plansagainst individual production.
Both sides should just agree to disagree, and move on. D'Antoni is trying to make it up, asking Steph to play for the team; you know full well if Stephhandled it right, he would be back on the court on a regular basis. Its difficult to see that Steph has taken it to the extreme, dealing it on a personallevel. I understand about having a terrible boss, but at a certain point you have to look back and try and change things for the better; be the better man.
The first night when he was asked to play, I would agree with Steph, because the team hasnt put a lick of work into trying to make things work with him, so whyshould he. But now, after a few days, it should have all blown over, and both sides can continue as a regular employment contract.