[denis]

It's pretty clear that Chris Paul is pure evil.

[Blue Magic]

lol, I love how Alston being made out like a saint here, while Chris Paul is the bad guy....Didn't Skip just knife a guy at a knighteclub only 6 months ago......? but Pual is the one showing his true colors by talking trash back to this wannabe.....? ok..

[Jizzy]

whats the big deal? guys in the lockeroom must talk so much more **** then this and you try and roast the guy for talking about it outside of the lockeroom? who cares

[Jizzy]

Originally Posted by girllovesthegame

Link

Knowing Hodge he was probably saying something about Paul's grandfather too. Somebody else may not have been as subtle about it and probably would've punched Hodge in the mouth. Hopefully Paul won't ever do anything like that again though. Hopefully he learned from that incident. Now this is what you call punching balls...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsxBWdrWgNo

that is so ****ed up, he has every right to punch hodge in the nuts, i wouldnt blame him for knocking him out cold, thats just disrespect right there

[Sliccat]

Originally Posted by Yao Mania

Yah Paul does tend to show a bit of a bad attitude when he gets competitive. I'm sure he'll grow up and learn to be more humble, but this kinda stuff definitely hurts his image. It's almost a little like when Iverson first game in the league.

Not even close, really. Iverson was pretty villified from the moment he came into the league. And Paul will never approach that off court resume.

[Diable]

Took me ten seconds to find these two links...Would take me all day to find out everything CP has done for other people.Find me one thing that Rafer Alston ever did for anyone that wasn't Rafer Alston.

<H1>NBA Star Chris Paul Partners With Toyota To Send Students To College

by: Alexis Jeffries


<!-- END featureItem --><!-- END featureArea -->Paul, 21, will make appearances at Toyota events and his image will be used in Toyota programs and advertising. As the NBA's Rookie of the Year, and one of People Magazine’s 50 Most Beautiful People, the former Wake Forest player developed a relationship with Toyota after the car manufacturer sponsored “Chris Paul’s Winston-Salem Weekend” which benefits his charitable foundation called CP3. left "The ultimate goal is to help youth achieve the dream of going to college," said Paul. "With support from Toyota, the CP3 Foundation will offer full scholarships to hard-working and deserving individuals from the Winston-Salem community." The Winston-Salem Weekend is the CP3 Foundation's first major fundraising initiative. The proceeds from the event will go to benefit the Nathaniel Jones Scholarship Fund, named in honor of Paul's late grandfather. The scholarship fund raises money to send one student to from his hometown of Winston-Salem, NC to Wake Forest University. “Chris is one of today's top performers in professional basketball, yet he still finds time for philanthropic efforts," said Steve Jett, Toyota National Advertising Manager. "We're proud to partner with someone who has such strong integrity and is actively committed to the community.”

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Hornets Point Guard Chris Paul and His Foundation Feed 1000 Families

by Ralf Walters,
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New Orleans---New Orleans Hornets star point guard Chris Paul and Smithfield Foods formed a special team Thanksgiving Day to provide more than 1,000 turkey dinners to needy families living in New Orleans and Winston-Salem.

<TABLE cellSpacing=2 cellPadding=0 width=280 align=left border=0><TBODY><TR><TD></TD></TR><TR><TD>Hornets 6'-0" Point Guard, Chris Paul, passes out drinks at the Thanksgiving Day food giveaway at the New Orleans YMCA.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>The six-foot two, 175-lb. guard said that he came up with the idea to help the needy at Rookie camp. He saw it as a way to feed hungry families at Thanksgiving by uniting the sports community and their supportive fans. He said that it is hard for the Hornets team to beat last year's record on the court, but that by helping the needy they can step up to another level, "We're trying to make our own footprint in the sand."

[HB]

^Yeah great arguement I am sure Rafer Alston hasn't done anything good for the community The mere fact that he is in the NBA is inspiration to tons of people.

[Lebbron]

^ Yup

This is really a nonstory it was prompted by a reporter and in context it really isn't anything. But you Paul fans gotta calm down. Instead of lashing back at Rafer(?)/Hodge(?) and pretending Paul is the perfect being, just get used to it. Like all the popular players, there are gonna be haters now for Paul who look to pick on every little thing. Look at Kobe and Lebron. You can't convince people to like your guy.

[Benninsanity]

Originally Posted by Diable

Took me ten seconds to find these two links...Would take me all day to find out everything CP has done for other people.Find me one thing that Rafer Alston ever did for anyone that wasn't Rafer Alston.



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looll thats the worst example man. NBA stars are forced to do that for their images.

[Pimped Out]

I can't believe people are taking this seriously one way or the other