choke artist

Hamels replied, "For the past two years they've been choke artists."

"I never think you say anything about guys in your league like that," said Brown about the choke artists remark.

2005 was another quiet but steady year, and he finally began to shake the choke artist stigma.

I also got the choke artist trophy last night and not for my 5 putts neither...

As he ran into the locker room, he shouted: "Choke artists!

This time the so-called "choke artists" applied a choke hold.

Just when you think they really are hopeless choke artists, the Knicks go and fool you.

Miller had called the Knicks "choke artists" after they lost a 6-point lead in the final 18.7 seconds of Game 1.

Miller denied calling the Knicks choke artists, although the remark was heard by many witnesses in the tunnel.

They have been called "choke artists" by Reggie Miller, an opponent whom they view with contempt.

Asked whether he regretted calling the Knicks choke artists, Miller said: "Never.

Someone who chokes may be known as a "choker" or, more derisively, as a "choke artist."

Choke artists!"

Or Choke Artist.

Afterward, in a comment that is certain to become as memorable as his performance, Miller called the Knicks a bunch of "choke artists."

They had heard the words "choke artist" shrieked by Reggie Miller on Sunday, and they took no chances.

The Choke Artist (2012)

The Pacers hugged at midcourt, then ran down the tunnel to their locker room, with Miller yelling, "Choke artists."

The Reggie who had dismissed the Knicks as "choke artists" and raised the specter of a four-game Indiana sweep?

Told of Miller's comment, Starks said: "He can't call the Knicks choke artists, but he can call me.

Meanwhile, Miller (10 points, 3-for-10 shooting) was handcuffed after calling the Knicks "choke artists" for losing a 6-point lead with 18.7 seconds to play in Game 1.

Starks warmed up when asked further about Miller's "choke artists" comment after Game 1, and about Miller's suggestion that the Pacers should be thinking sweep.

Larry Brown, the Pacers' coach, thinks that Reggie Miller's calling the Knicks "choke artists" after Game 1 effectively took the focus off his own performance.

Her comeback from a 4-1 deficit in the third set earned her a third consecutive Wimbledon title and earned Novotna the unwanted label of choke artist.

He half-gloated, half-ran into the locker room with a grin bright enough to light every marquee on Broadway, calling the Knicks "choke artists," one final nefarious act.