Ron artest

• What if one of Oklahoma Citys players had decided to retaliate by bludgeoning a Laker? What if Ron Artests elbow had landed more sharply on James Hardens temple? What if Harden never stood up again? Artest should consider himself very lucky today.
(msnbc.com)
• Two years ago during the Thunder-Laker playoff series, I got to chat with Ron Artest (this was before the name change). Just the two of us. I wrote about Artest's efforts to change his bad-boy image. You can read that column here.
(Daily Oklahoman)
• Its a theme ripe for exploration, as the TV show Mad Men has only been too happy to show us for five seasons of insight into Dick Whitman-turned Don Draper and all that has come with that dynamic. Metta World Peace had us going there for a minute.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• Tomjanovich returned the next season, though was never the same player again. 2.
(NBA)
• As the NBA mulls over the facts of the flagrant foul committed by Metta World Peace formerly known as Ron Artest, the good acts and trouble-free years can and should be used as factors in the leagues decision for his punishment.
(Examiner)
• LOS ANGELES — Metta World Peace delivered the body blow and Kobe Bryant the knockout.
(Bangor Daily News)
• Just like the real thing, Metta World Peace didnt last very long.
(NBC Sports)
• The talented star was celebrating a big dunk when he lashed out and struck Harden in the head, leaving the Thunder player with a concussion, and likely earning himself yet another suspension as well.
(International Business Times)
• In case you missed it, today is the five-year anniversary of Hot Clicks.
(CNN Sports Illustrated)
• It wouldnt matter if Metta World Peace, a.k.a. Ron Artest, changed his name to Mohatma Gandhi and produced evidence that hes the great, great nephew of Mother Teresa. By any name, hes a basketball thug. The Mavericks know it all too well.
(Dallas Morning News (blog))