Boston Celtics alumnus Rasheed Wallace explains the origin of ‘Ball don’t lie!’

Go down

Boston Celtics alumnus Rasheed Wallace explains the origin of ‘Ball don’t lie!’ Empty Boston Celtics alumnus Rasheed Wallace explains the origin of ‘Ball don’t lie!’

Post by gyso Sat Sep 03, 2022 10:09 am

https://sports.yahoo.com/boston-celtics-alumnus-rasheed-wallace-090014937.html

Justin Quinn
Sat, September 3, 2022 at 5:00 AM

Boston Celtics alumnus Rasheed Wallace explains the origin of ‘Ball don’t lie!’ Scree372

Even before he joined the Boston Celtics, veteran big man Rasheed Wallace had made a name for himself as one of the NBA’s most vocal players when contesting calls with referees. So much so, he often led the league in technical fouls.

So it should not surprise anyone who knows the history of his game to learn about the most famous interjections Wallace deployed against refs when he believed a call that went against him or his teammates was an especially bad call, and where it came from. Sheed, as he was often called for short, yelled “Ball don’t lie!” with gusto any time such a sequence played out.

Where did it come from, and what did it mean? The veteran forward explained it in a recent clip put together by the folks at the Showtime Basketball YouTube channel.




Donny Marshall said it all the time, back in the day.  Lately, it doesn't seem to be a thing.

_________________
Boston Celtics alumnus Rasheed Wallace explains the origin of ‘Ball don’t lie!’ Logo_f11
gyso
gyso

Posts : 22207
Join date : 2009-10-13

Back to top Go down

Back to top

- Similar topics

 
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum