<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">LOS ANGELES -- The funeral for Quentin Richardson's brother, Lee, who was gunned down in an attempted robbery on Monday in Chicago, is scheduled for Saturday, but it's uncertain when the veteran swing man will rejoin the Knicks. Knicks coach Larry Brown spoke to Richardson, who said that his father, Lee Sr., who also was attacked, was released from the hospital after an overnight stay. Brown said Richardson told him he worked out because he needed to get out of the house. "I just told [Quentin] to straighten everything out and come back when he thinks he's ready," Brown said. "A lot of players e-mailed him, and I kind of filled the players in on what was going on. "He said he watched [Tuesday's Seattle] game . . . He wants to be back quickly, but I don't know. I want him to get things taken care of there. When he feels ready, it'll be fine." In Chicago, Elbert Dunnigan, 24, and Ishmael Clark, 29, were charged with one count each of first-degree murder and armed robbery, said Cook County state's attorney spokeswoman Marcy Jensen. Clark also was charged with three counts of attempted murder of a police officer. A third Chicago man, Gino Wilson, 18, was charged with one count of first-degree murder and two counts of armed robbery. He also was being held on a Kankakee County murder warrant, police said. Wilson was wounded Monday and is in a suburban hospital, police said.</div> Source
Lee , Quintin's brother was a real cool guy, didn't know him very well but I knew him from around my house but I know their father he works w my mother . My Prayers go out to Lee and all the innocent people killed.
that spin move with a dunk he did in the game against the bucks in the first quarter was for his brother, he gotta step his game up and make his brother proud
