Frankly, it really [angered us], |
Frankly, it really [angered us]. We're not going to forget that. We're not going to stop putting money into it; we're not going to stop putting our energy and time into it. We don't want it to happen again. And if it does -- God forbid -- we want to be prepared and have funding and programs [available]. |
I kind of feel like we were misled about this as a family. It was a free-agent year. He could have signed anywhere. |
I think if he was traded because of any potential talks with Playboy or anything like this, then that's a dirty, nasty, rotten trick. That's really a freedom-of-speech infringement on me. He's my husband. I'm his wife. He's not responsible for what I do and I'm not responsible for what he does. I have my own career, and it should be separated. |
I told him [Kris] -- because that's the biggest thing in athletics, they cheat all the time -- I told him, cheat on me all you want. If you get caught, I'm going to screw everybody on your entire team -- coaches, trainers, players. I would do everybody on his whole team. |
I'm not happy about it. I'm not going to lie. I'm not thrilled. I kind of feel like we were misled as a family about what their intents and purposes were about keeping us here. |
If you tell me I can't have something then that just makes me want it more. |
There were many victims of this and children that deserve to get college educations and [support], ... And we need to take care of our own in this county. We really felt [strongly] about it, because we wanted them to grow up with a chance. |
There were many victims of this and children that deserve to get college educations and [support]. And we need to take care of our own in this county. We really felt [strongly] about it, because we wanted them to grow up with a chance. |
They should give it back to us if they trade us. |
We want to christen every city that Kris has played in during his professional career. |