"Isiah killed his own chances when it came to the Olympics," Magic Johnson said in the book, an advance copy of which was obtained by The AP. "Nobody on that team wanted to play with him. ... I'm sad for Isiah. He has alienated so many people in his life, and he still doesn't get it. He doesn't understand why he wasn't chosen for that Olympic team and that's really too bad. You should be aware when you've ticked off more than half of the NBA." Those are some pretty harsh and hysterical words from Magic Johnson's book. I hate Isiah Thomas, he's one of the biggest scumbags in the world, and so glad he isn't affiliated with any NBA team now. I can't really talk about how he was when he played because I wasn't alive (If anyone has any good Isiah stories put them in the comment section) but I'm sure he was a scumbag then too. Isiah's response was that of a beaten man's response; "I'm just disappointed and hurt," Thomas told The Associated Press on Thursday night before a promotional event for his men's basketball team at FIU. "I never thought it was him who kept me off the Olympic team. That hurt." And I couldn't be happier that he is hurt.
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