Tobie Horn

quote: Originally posted by ball junkie: And you saw and heard this with your own eyes?[/quote I had tickets behind the bench, about 10 rows up or so. I saw and I heard. It was classic stuff. And I mean it when I say it looked like his little munchin head was ready to explode.

Sorry for not posting this before but I didn't really want to get into a pissing match about all things Magic. However with the ESPN story on Hill losing the team I thought some might enjoy this tale. I was in Milwaukee on business when the Magic played the Bucks. My buddy got seats right behind the Magic bench. The crowd was all over Hill all night to play Diener. Hill was ignoring them but the players on the bench were enjoying it alot. There was one kid that was directly behind the bench. He was just ripping B Hill a new one. Telling him that he was a terrible coach. That he was going to be fired from another job, telling him that he had a player on his team that didn't turn the ball over everytime, why not play him. I'm guessing that he may have been a friend of Travis, or at least a Marquette fan. Finally the little tyrant snapped and turned around and told the kid to shut the @#%& up and sit down. This just gave the heckler more ammo and he continued. Anyway, Ariza and Dooling and G Hill were in suits and Trevor and Keyon were loving this stuff. They turned around from the bench and told the kid to keep it up. They were giving him the thumbs up, for a lack of a better discription. It was clear that night that Hill had lost the team and that they questioned much of what was going on. I thought that little runt's head was going to explode. It was classic stuff.

Sorry for not posting this before but I didn't really want to get into a pissing match about all things Magic. However with the ESPN story on Hill losing the team I thought some might enjoy this tale. I was in Milwaukee on business when the Magic played the Bucks. My buddy got seats right behind the Magic bench. The crowd was all over Hill all night to play Diener. Hill was ignoring them but the players on the bench were enjoying it alot. There was one kid that was directly behind the bench. He was just ripping B Hill a new one. Telling him that he was a terrible coach. That he was going to be fired from another job, telling him that he had a player on his team that didn't turn the ball over everytime, why not play him. I'm guessing that he may have been a friend of Travis, or at least a Marquette fan. Finally the little tyrant snapped and turned around and told the kid to shut the @#%& up and sit down. This just gave the heckler more ammo and he continued. Anyway, Ariza and Dooling and G Hill were in suits and Trevor and Keyon were loving this stuff. They turned around from the bench and told the kid to keep it up. They were giving him the thumbs up, for a lack of a better discription. It was clear that night that Hill had lost the team and that they questioned much of what was going on. I thought that little runt's head was going to explode. It was classic stuff.

quote: Originally posted by Magicprfan:Arroyo improving One guy who has done his part to cut down the turnovers recently has been backup point guard Carlos Arroyo, whose play has improved considerably. Although the Magic continue to lead the NBA in turnovers, Arroyo has avoided most of them. In the past seven games, Arroyo has had 11 assists and only three turnovers combined. "My job is to take care of the ball,'' he said after practice Tuesday. "If you're turning the ball over, you're not giving your team a good chance to win. I've really focused on that recently.'' Info appears at the end of the news http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/bask...?coll=orl-magic A point guard that averages less than 2 assists a game. Yeah he is playing great.