All smiles and sporting a crisp suit-and-tie combination for his
NBA studio work, Jerry Stackhouse didn't look like a guy with a
history of violence when he joined ESPN's Dan Le Batard and
Bomani Jones (and Papi) to discuss his reputation as the baddest
old dude in the league.  But a quick trip down memory lane
proved that beneath the polish and generally engaging demeanor
was a man with a frighteningly short fuse.  Stackhouse, who has
averaged 16.9 points per game during his 17-year career, has
been hanging around for the past half-decade on the strength of
his presence in the locker room. That's quite a change for a
player who once called his own coach a "sucker" and wanted to
fight him.  So far as we know, that was the only run-in with a
coach. But Stack definitely got into it with more than one
player in his younger days.  He threw a few haymakers at Jeff
Hornacek, gave teammate Christian Laettner a black eye on a
plane and even decked Allen Iverson when the two were playing
together with the Philadelphia