I like the NBA, as well as all sports. I will still watch, no matter what. I support the right of the players to speak out in this manner against what they and many feel is wrong. Racism is wrong.
However, if they boycott today and tomorrow, and then in 2 days decide to play the rest of the playoff games, I think their walk out is for naught. It shows that money is more important than this issue.
Now, if they leave the bubble entirely and cancel the season, leaving the $1B or a prorated part of $1B of playoff TV contract money out there, that is a statement.
However, if they boycott today and tomorrow, and then in 2 days decide to play the rest of the playoff games, I think their walk out is for naught. It shows that money is more important than this issue.
Now, if they leave the bubble entirely and cancel the season, leaving the $1B or a prorated part of $1B of playoff TV contract money out there, that is a statement.
I think the "fool' is the guy who can't express himself without vulgar language. If not a fool, a dunce.
The brave, statement making Milwaukee Bucks will now have to figure out when they play their next game. What is going to change between today and two days from now? They should pack up and go home to do something about their outrage unless maybe it is simply the equivalent of calling in sick and looking for some recognition. What percent of the American public cares if the Bucks played the Magic today. Pick any number and then understand that about 75% of it is related to gambling. Very powerful huh?
The brave, statement making Milwaukee Bucks will now have to figure out when they play their next game. What is going to change between today and two days from now? They should pack up and go home to do something about their outrage unless maybe it is simply the equivalent of calling in sick and looking for some recognition. What percent of the American public cares if the Bucks played the Magic today. Pick any number and then understand that about 75% of it is related to gambling. Very powerful huh?
Depends what circle Lebrun is in.
Circle A) just him and his close friends, I have no idea.
Circle B) him with friends (NBA guys and his crew) along with other casuals (friends of other NBA guys), then he is a brash, cocky, outspoken, uneducated, arrogant prick. (He is NOT liked by vast majority of other NBA players, management and up the latter.
Circle C) him with friends and others on golf course, then he is a bit quiet and low key (sucks at golf also)
Circle D) him in the presence of big ballers, think white corporate America, then he is an absolute sellout white clown, total kiss ass, very polite and a big hypocrite from the media life you see from him.
