NBA players Stabbing Eachother!?!

        Alright so take a deep breath, this is going to get bloody (literally). Chris Copeland is a great player for the Indiana Pacers, hitting solid three-ball, and playing well for the team. After a pleasant rookie season at New York, nothing bad was to happen right? No, you done goofed. So Copeland and his female partner were casually having a  good time at the 1 Oak Club in NYC, when they suddenly got into an argument in which a man named Shezoy Bleary was in. Copeland and his partner were slashed and stabbed in the early morning time of 4:00 AM, as much as this is scary for Copeland and his teammates, other players are linked to the event. When Copeland was sitting on a wall, bleeding and injured, but not seriously. His Partner was accidentally stabbed according to the police, but Copeland was stabbed in the arm, where he is having surgery on it. In the bloody video which is on TMZ.com, His partner says frantically “We were both stabbed!” ,“We have been attacked out of nowhere. ... We are scared for our lives!” During that event, two Atlanta Hawks players were charged with obstruction and disorderly conduct for not letting the NYPD set up a crime scene. The two Hawks, Pero Antic and Thabo Sefolosha (Of OKC fame) did not let the cops set up anything near the area of the crime. Play song  before reading the rest. If you are sensing a conspiracy that the player hired someone to get Copeland, than you and I think very alike.


The blood on the sidewalk near the club Copeland was in (Photo:Marcus Santos/New York Daily News). None of the Hawks said anything when they walked out of the 10th Precinct, but their grim looks show how tired and confused they are or maybe it's just an act, *Put song back on*. Sefolosha and Antic had been in the city only a few hours before the incident, arriving after a Tuesday night victory over the Phoenix Suns in Atlanta.
Thabo Sefolosha coming out of the 10th Precinct, (Photo: Andrew Kelly/Reuters).
        Paul George has just gotten back for the pacers and now this happened which sucks. Pacers coach Frank Vogel remarked on the matter, “It's always a shock when you hear something like this. So it's a big shock,” Vogel said. “Obviously it hurts to see a teammate be injured like this, but we're trying to remain focused on the game tonight.”. Vogel intended to visit the Bellevue Hospital following the Pacers’ morning shootaround at the Garden. The Indiana coach admitted he’s “mildly" concerned that the alleged incident around 4 a.m. outside the club will be a distraction to the rest of his team, who are fighting for the last seed of the Eastern Conference. Pacers players also spoke about the event, “No, we’re grown men,” forward Solomon Hill replied when asked if any curfews are in place. “So I think you don’t want to try to tell people what to do on their free time. But things happen. Even if you don’t have a curfew, things could happen. So everybody say a prayer for him and we look forward to him coming back.”
       The Pacers go against the Knicks today, and it's safe to say they are not worried about the game, as much as their friend and teammate Chris Copeland.
                                                                   --KSP--