The shutdown forward proved that he always has point-denial on the brain by getting the word "defense" shaved into his hair in three different languages -- Japanese, Hebrew and Hindi. Most of his hair was dyed bright blond and the inscriptions were in purple.
Gotta support the team, as David Puddy would say.
His new 'do caused a little confusion for Lakers coach Phil Jackson, who mistook Artest for another hair-coloring hoopster.
"The first time I kind of looked out there on the court, I thought he was Dennis Rodman -- his shoulders and hairdo and whatnot," Jackson said.
Vince Carter, who was Artest's assignment for most of the game, scored 25 points as the Magic prevailed.


he never played for the bulls, ever
Kyle responds: You are right if you refuse to acknowledge the early part of the 2000s. http://www.nba.com/playerfile/ron_artest/career_stats.html
yeah he did. he played for the bulls for over 2.5 years