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The Brooklyn Nets star can’t seem to get a break, as he now has to deal with a diss tweet from New York Knicks baller JR Smith. Find out details below.
New York Knicks star JR Smith got personal and attacked Kris Humphries in a tweet about Kris and his Kim Kardashian problems! Fair or foul?
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The Twitter bashing started on January 21 when Kris tweeted, “Big game tonight! The Garden got really quiet on the way out! #Brooklyn.” This was in response to the 88-85 victory by the Brooklyn Nets over the New York Knicks on Monday night inside the historic Madison Square Garden, the home of the Knicks. JR didn’t take those words very lightly, and he was quick to respond in a sore loser manner. He retweeted Kris’ message, but also added a huge diss along the way with a mention of Kanye West, saying, “Wasn’t quiet when Kanye tore it down last month!”
What Were JR Smith’s Twitter Intentions?
Clearly this was in reference to Kanye’s Concert For Sandy Relief’ performance on December 12, 2012, where his showing was more remembered for the skirt he wore then his actual set, even though JR obviously loved it. Regardless,  it’s pretty clear where JR was trying to go with the rebuttal tweet. He was trying to get under Kris’ skin with adding some family drama to the mix. But at the end of the day, Kris and his team beat the New York Knicks. Check mate!
Why The Kanye West Mention Was Such A Big Dig At Kris Humphries
As we all know, Kim, who is still married to Kris, but pregnant with Kanye’s child, and the separated pair are still dealing with the never ending divorce proceedings. JR was feeling burned from losing and the tweet from Kris, so he made sure to address his followers to make some type of point.
Kris on the other hand has taken the adult route and not responded. And that’s for the best, without a doubt!
So HollywoodLifers, do you think it was smart for Kris to not respond? Sound off below!
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No one here in the Big Apple figured the Brooklyn Nets-New York Knicks on-the-court rivalry would be as intense as it is. But, on Monday night it got personal, according to the New York Post.Yesterday evening, Nets player Kris Humphries took to Twitter to take a jab at the Knicks after leaving Madison Square Garden with a 88-85 victory.SEE ALSO: Lupe Fiasco Thrown Offstage After Anti-Obama RantThough, J.R. Smith of the Knicks could not resist countering Humphries’ gloating tweet with one of his own. But Smith’s tweet, depending on how you read it, was a bit more personal.Smith’s tweet has been re-tweeted more than 52,000 times and favored more than 20,000 times since it went live around 2 a.m. this morning.SEE ALSO: Scenes From The 2013 Inaugural CeremonyHere is more on this story by The Post:Smith’s tweet can only be in reference to Humphries’ estranged wife Kim Kardashian, who is now dating Kanye West and is pregnant with the rapper’s child. West performed alongside Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney and Billy Joel during last month’s “12-12-12” Sandy-benefit concert.
Humphries and Kardashian are in a heated divorce battle as Humphries wants the reality star to admit that their 72-day marriage was “staged” and to give him a “public apology.” Sources have told Page Six that Humphries turned down a $7 million offer to “shut up and go away.”
Smith has gotten in hot water over posting to his Twitter account in the past. The Knicks star was fined $25,000 by the league last year after posting a picture of a nude woman to his account and last May tweeted about his potential departure from the Knicks, which he eventually downplayed.
Humphries finished with 11 points and 13 rebounds in 27 minutes off the bench in the Nets’ win.Smith finished last night’s game with 16 points in 38 minutes, he missed the game-tying trey as time expired.

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Last year, snapping a picture of Tahiry’s cake and posting it on Twitter resulted in J.R. Smith being slapped with a fat fine by the NBA, and he’s running the risk of that happening again with a new tweet he sent out to Kris Humphries. Last night, January 21st, the Knicks and Nets faced off in the last game of their rivalry for the regular season with the Nets walking away with a close and hard fought victory of 88-85. With this final Nets victory, they tied the Knicks with 2 wins a piece out of the 4 games they played. After the game had concluded, Brooklyn Nets star Kris Humphries tweeted a light jab at his rival New York team just to rub the Nets’ victory in their faces a little more:”Big game tonight! The Garden got really quiet on the way out! #Brooklyn”It appears as though Humphries tweet might’ve gotten under the skin of NY Knicks guard J.R. Smith, for he responded to Humphries’ tweet with an “Ether” tweet of his own. J.R. slayed him by dropping in the topic of Kanye West being in bed with Kris’ wife Kim Kardashian. Hopefully this comment won’t land another fat fine on J.R. Smith’s checkbook. See their tweets above.

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by Jordan Rabinowitz | 10:54 pm, January 21st, 2013 The Brooklyn Nets and New York Knicks slugged it out Monday afternoon in their fourth of what turned out to be four enthralling crosstown rivalry games in the first season of the Nets’ residence in the outerborough.They split the season series after the Nets won at MSG this afternoon, 88-85, but the action didn’t really get going until after the game ended. Nets forward/noted Kim Kardashian ex Kris Humphries was pretty juiced after his team’s win, noticing how quiet the Garden was after they handed the Knicks the loss.But Humphries didn’t count on J.R. Smith being just as roguish on the interwebz as he is on the court. Much like his game, his ensuing tweet was reckless, risky and sure as hell fun to see unfold.Hit ‘em where it hurts, J.R. You didn’t win the game, but you sure won the aftermath.Filed Under:Brooklyn Netsj.r. smithKanye WestKim KardashianKris HumphriesNew York KnicksTwitter

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NEW YORK — Watching Kris Humphries battle and grind out a game-high 13 rebounds in just 28 minutes against the Knicks on Monday, no one could have guessed that he was feeling the effects of a sore ankle that had him limping around the visitor’s locker room in Madison Square Garden after the Nets defeated the Knicks 88-85.
In the end, Humphries made the most of his opportunity to play and turned in one of his best performances of the entire season.
Though Joe Johnson hit big shots down the stretch, Humphries was instrumental in the Nets crossing back over the Brooklyn Bridge with a “W” in tow.
“We won in the Garden,” he said. “I love playing here. Everyone is so passionate, obviously, they love their Knicks, so to come in here and get a win is great.”
For Humphries, his 11-point, 13-rebound effort was his first double-double since Dec. 4 when the Nets dropped a 117-111 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder at Barclays Center.
You’d have to go back even further to find the last time that Humphries contributed a double-double in a Nets win—amazingly, it’s been nearly two months. The last time it happened was way back on Nov. 25 when the Nets defeated the Portland Trailblazers, 98-85.
After signing a two-year contract for $24 million last July, Humphries has struggled this season and entered play on Jan. 21 with some fairly meager averages. The 6.8 points and 6.8 rebounds he’s averaged thus far this season is his lowest output since the 2008-09 season when he appeared in just 29 games for the Toronto Raptors.
On Monday, though, Humphries entered the game with 2:35 remaining in the first quarter and, along with Keith Bogans, was one of the the first men off of P.J. Carlesimo’s bench.
He played like a man who wanted to find his way back into the rotation and that he did so while battling a lingering ankle issue is all the more impressive.
When asked about his ankle, Humphries tried to dismiss it, but he was obviously in some discomfort. “Yea, it hurts,” he said. “But it’s about winning. Getting the win in this arena, it’s great, it doesn’t matter how I feel, but I’m getting there.”
Humphries played just four minutes in the third quarter, and not surprisingly, that’s when the Knicks made a move to regain control of the game. The Knicks ended up winning the third, 27-18. After being outplayed most of the game, the Knicks carried a three point lead into the fourth quarter.
Humphries played the entire fourth, though and he was a major part of the reason why the Nets won the game’s final period and left Madison Square Garden victorious.
Over the course of the game, Humphries battled Amar’e Stoudemire for positioning down low, outworked Tyson Chandler for a few offensive rebounds and did a surprisingly solid job of guarding Carmelo Anthony out on the perimeter. Most would consider an Anthony-Humphries matchup to be an advantage for the Knicks, but on Monday, it was anything but.
Though Anthony refused to specifically credit the Nets defensive scheme or Humphries for his shockingly poor shooting night—he was 11-for-29 and missed all six of his shot attempts in the fourth quarter—anyone who watched the game knows the truth.
“They gave me different looks,” Anthony said after the game. “They put Reggie Evans out there, Gerald Wallace, Joe Johnson, they threw different bodies at me. They gave me different looks. Like I said, we missed wide open shots, shots we normally make.”
Though Anthony failed to specifically mention Humphries, it was obvious that Humphries took the challenge of guarding Anthony personally.
“I think that guarding him, obviously, he’s a guy who’s a high volume shooter, he’s gonna get his buckets,” he said. “But for me, I gotta come out here and give some resistance, slow him down to stay in the game because he’s playing the four, so there’s a lot of motivation there, but guarding Melo is more of a team effort.”
He continued, “When they’re playing small ball, I gotta be able to guard him otherwise I probably won’t be in the game.”
The old adage holds true: offense gets the glory, but defense wins championships.
And though the Nets are a long, long way from competing for one, for at least one game, Humphries can and should find solace in the fact that he played as good of a 28 minutes as he’s had in quite some time.
Joe Johnson hit the big shot down the stretch, but if not for Humphries, it could have all been in vain.
As he walked out of the locker room to enjoy the Nets off-day on Tuesday, Humphries felt good about his performance.
A few more like this, and Carlesimo will certainly have to reconsider his current place within the Nets rotation.
Now trailing the Knicks by a single game, the Nets are absolutely back from the abyss. The team will now embark on a week-long four-game road trip as they try to keep pace with the Knicks and stay near the top of the division and conference.
On Monday, Kris Humphries had something to do with a Nets win. Lately, those words have seldom been used. But for Nets fans, they should be music to the ears.
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