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Washington Wizards:Gilbert Arenas, we're finding out, isn't one to turn the other cheek, especially after getting busted in the chops by Sixer forward Samuel Dalembert.

"After the elbow, only one thing came to my head," said Arenas in the Washington Post. "I wanted to whip his [behind]." In fact, Arenas tried to get at Dalembert after the game but security stopped him. "I'm not like a Ron Artest or a Rasheed Wallace back in the day," Arenas said.

"I just want to win the game .

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. . I'll fight for all five players. I'm talking for everybody. I'm playing hard. That's how bad I want to win.

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If I've got to get a technical to show that's how much I care, that's what I'm going to do." A day later, the NBA did fine Dalembert for the play that was never even called a foul on the court, but that still wasn't enough for Arenas.

"We could have used that [Tuesday] because that's an extra free throw and the ball back," Arenas said. "There's nothing you can do now. They acknowledged it but if that's all it gets is a flagrant one, that means you can hit anybody you just don'

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