Stackhouse Embraces His Supporting Role

Posted Jun 14, 2006

By the time Jerry Stackhouse was traded for a third time, he knew he had to change more than his uniform. He had heard that he was arrogant, overconfident and quick-tempered. Instead of tuning out the voices, Stackhouse toned down his act with the Dallas Mavericks because of the voices he did not want to hear: those of his three children. (New York Times)

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