I was a fan of Charlie Bell's game, he was one of a very few on the team that actually gave a damn on defense. He had a good stroke from 3 too, but his comments of late have been very disconcerting First of all here is Charlie Bell's latest myspace blog. http://www.myspace.com/charliebell42 There are other blogs but are similar to this one, just more whining. EDIT: the blogs appear to have since been deleted by bell. Guess he is taking flack for them. The other ones can be found here: jsonline forum Sept 17, 2007 "To the realgm'ers and jsonline'ers and any other fans who want to know Current mood: happy Those without sin cast the first stone. I think it's unfortunate that some of you say the Bucks should match any offer that I get so that I will be unhappy. You must be very unhappy in your own lives to seek vengeance on me because I want what's best for myself and my family. All I wanted, more than anything this summer was stability for my family because we have being moving all over the world since I have been playing professional basketball. The Bucks said they could not and would not give that to me. They also said they have no more money because they spent it all on Williams, Voskhul, Storey, and Mason. So when Miami stepped in and was concerned about what I had been through and wanted to offer me and my family the stablity that the Bucks said they could not offer, I turned down Olympiacos offer (THANK YOU AGAIN OLYMPIACOS, the fans are loyal and the owners are incredible) and well, the Bucks had already told me they were signing someone else anyway, so there was nothing to turn down. I just want them to stick to their previous promises to me that they ABSOLUTELY could not do more than 3 years or 3 million dollars/year. NBA players are human beings. We have lives, feelings, family, and values and we want to be treated as such just like you do. No one feels good about being given a life changing 24 hr ultimatum by their employer that effects their entire career and family. Especially when they have been an employee that shows up for work everyday, on time, and when they have done everything asked of them plus some. You and everyone else wants to be valued by their employer, especially if you put your heart into your work and do your best every time you go into work. If your not valued at your current job and you know that you are a good and talented worker, you find another employee who values you and cares about your life outside of basketball as well as on the court. Otherwise all jobs would be created equal. Well, God Blessed me to find that team. And that team is the Miami Heat." Then you add this quote from today's paper http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=663213 He really seems like a cry baby, who says he is appreciative of what he has been given, but is acting like the complete opposite. This city likes to boo its former atletes (to the point that sometimes I am embarrased to be in the stands while the likes of Brady Clark and Carlos Lee are being booed), but this guy deserves what he is going to get when he returns. The fact that the bucks didn't want to pay you as much or extend your contract as long, doesn't mean you need to take it to the papers and blogs. Stories have been out for a week that he will never play here because he feels like he is being disrespected. I just hope he gets the Gary Sheffield treatment when the heat come here. It would be extra joyous for me if the senator matches what appears to me as a very fair offer considering what contracts are in the NBA these days..