The ESPN libs are already defending him on tv

(05-17-2023 07:37 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  Next thing you know, Ja will be sending out Christmas cards posing with his AK…

There’s no rules and image guidelines for a business like the NBA has per collective bargaining compared to sending Christmas cards by congressional members or anyone for that matter

I have a few questions and I did not click the link and haven't read about this other than a headline..

1. what's the law in Tenn on this?
2. was any laws broken?
3. was the gun being pointed at anyone?
4. other than maybe being stupid by flashing why uproar?

if no laws were broke.....

Constitutional carry in Tennessee. How were any laws broken? No laws against being stupid.

All the Dems would be locked up if there were.

I doubt any laws were broken, but I bet the NBA has something in his contract otherwise he wouldn't have got the suspension last time.

(05-17-2023 11:17 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  I doubt any laws were broken, but I bet the NBA has something in his contract otherwise he wouldn't have got the suspension last time.

Almost all the Pro leagues now have some kind of clause about this stuff.

No one said any laws were broken just that the NBA has bylaws and conduct clauses as part of collective bargaining agreements. If he was regular Ja there wouldn’t be anything to it

(05-17-2023 11:17 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  I doubt any laws were broken, but I bet the NBA has something in his contract otherwise he wouldn't have got the suspension last time.

especially since the NBAPA is probably the strongest union amongst the sports.

(05-17-2023 11:48 AM)fsquid Wrote:  

(05-17-2023 11:17 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  I doubt any laws were broken, but I bet the NBA has something in his contract otherwise he wouldn't have got the suspension last time.

especially since the NBAPA is probably the strongest union amongst the sports.

I usually disagree one of their stances but think all 4 basically hit the nail on the head. It’s up to him to change this behavior.

Yes, there is a boatload of clauses one of which is morality which sounds like was used for suspension in first incident. Chuck also noted signing off for no skiing, skydiving, motorcycle, etc. activities as well. Not sure if that is just for the huge contacts or all the players.

(05-17-2023 11:21 AM)Eldonabe Wrote:  

(05-17-2023 11:17 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  I doubt any laws were broken, but I bet the NBA has something in his contract otherwise he wouldn't have got the suspension last time.

Almost all the Pro leagues now have some kind of clause about this stuff.

Yep. Conduct detrimental to the league.

(05-17-2023 11:12 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  Constitutional carry in Tennessee. How were any laws broken? No laws against being stupid.

All the Dems would be locked up if there were.

Moral terpitude?

I hate the NBA

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(05-17-2023 10:10 PM)natibeast2.0 Wrote:  

(05-17-2023 11:48 AM)fsquid Wrote:  

(05-17-2023 11:17 AM)bobdizole Wrote:  I doubt any laws were broken, but I bet the NBA has something in his contract otherwise he wouldn't have got the suspension last time.

especially since the NBAPA is probably the strongest union amongst the sports.

I usually disagree one of their stances but think all 4 basically hit the nail on the head. It’s up to him to change this behavior.

Yes, there is a boatload of clauses one of which is morality which sounds like was used for suspension in first incident. Chuck also noted signing off for no skiing, skydiving, motorcycle, etc. activities as well. Not sure if that is just for the huge contacts or all the players.

All players usually have it. Jay Williams was just out of Duke when he got injured on a motorcycle. I think he was a Bull and they terminated the contract on that basis. I don't even think the union or Jay tried to sue.

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