(07-01-2016 01:13 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote: Gotta be coke or Molly's because they don't have a big ban like that for PEDs for the second offense
Was it the 2nd? The first he had was with the Grizz and he claimed it was one of those gas station sex pills. If this is only the second, then the punishment is too harsh.
Quote:No further details regarding his dismissal were provided. Per league rules, the NBA, NBA teams and the Players Association aren't allowed to publicly disclose information regarding the Anti-Drug program, other than to announce a player's suspension or league dismissal.
However, the NBA's collective bargaining agreement — which is a public document — lists the following "drugs of abuse" as prohibited substances: amphetamines and its analogs, cocaine, LSD, opiates (heroin, codeine and morphine), and PCP.
According to the CBA's penalties, a player who tests positive for drugs of abuse will be dismissed and disqualified from the league. The length of the dismissal and disqualification (two years) is mandatory, and "may not be rescinded or reduced by the player’s team or NBA.”
It also says that his reinstatement to the league isn't guaranteed either.
(07-01-2016 01:13 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote: Gotta be coke or Molly's because they don't have a big ban like that for PEDs for the second offense
Was it the 2nd? The first he had was with the Grizz and he claimed it was one of those gas station sex pills. If this is only the second, then the punishment is too harsh.
Roser did some research and he had only failed once in the past. He got 10 games. 2nd offense on PEDs is 25 games. This is recreational
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