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I remember that, didn’t she go at Kent Bazemore?But I was also including responding to folks like Skip Bayless.
I know Beal's wife did something similar and I kinda felt the same way.
BUt vs. the fans, do your thing.
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I remember that, didn’t she go at Kent Bazemore?But I was also including responding to folks like Skip Bayless.
I know Beal's wife did something similar and I kinda felt the same way.
BUt vs. the fans, do your thing.
What is/can he do about it?
I have no problem with name calling. But if you won't say it to dude's face I don't think you should say it period.
This is a good rule of thumb. And I'm not trying to nitpick but does that apply to NT and the nicknames we use for players on here? Like I am not fond of Russ (or Rust as I like to say) but if I were to ever see him in person and have a conversation, his play wouldn't be a topic of conversation so there wouldn't be an opportunity for me to say "Westbrick", "Rust" or anything negative since by all accounts he's a great human being. What's the guideline there?
Kyrie is another good example. He gets a lot of slander on social media, mainstream media and even NT but I don't think his vaccine status or beliefs about the shape of the earth would come up if they crossed paths with him. Does that make someone a hypocrite?
Depends on the situation. At a game, yea it’s annoyingOutside of a head nod, why even speak to an athlete?
Outside of a head nod, why even speak to an athlete?
Definitely having a full blown convo if I see Keyon Dooling or Will Bynum out here.
Outside of a head nod, why even speak to an athlete?
Depends on the situation. At a game, yea it’s annoying
Casual setting, I’m getting my Drake on and being a groupie lol
Yeah they aren’t stars and are probably likely to chat.Definitely having a full blown convo if I see Keyon Dooling or Will Bynum out here.
Outside of a head nod, why even speak to an athlete?
Outside of a head nod, why even speak to an athlete?
Just have you and your fam leave it alone or play better and talk yo **** is the only way to handle these type of things with the fans …Going back and forth with em while you suck just makes it worse for everybodyRE: Russ
Never cool when folks are going at people's families. Especially since none of those fools would say ANY of those things face to face.
But Russ also has to know that getting into shouting matches with folks on the sidelines for their words will do nothing but make people do it even more. Damned if you do, Damned if you don't.
BUt we are human, so I can't REALLY say what he should/shouldn't do.
But I would like to see a fan get knocked out and held accountable for their actions.
I would never ever make death threats to ANYONE, even if I am joking. But I think it's time for Wes to get traded or to retire. He just ain't hittin and he's bringing down the LakersWestbrook has been horrendous all year. But 99.9% of the people talking crazy to dude and his wife wouldn't do it in public.
He's 6'3 200 lb and would be Alvin Kamara at the Pro Bowl all over again.
Damn, I thought there was only 1 kind of death threat & now picasso swerve threw up a curveball.
Idk what difference it makes, trolling or not, I’m going to be very defensive about that because that threat is certainly beyond basketball. Like, trolling or not, how ugly of a person you must be to type/write & send that to another person?
I’m handling everyone of those threats like it’s legit cuz none of these losers taking my job too seriously is gonna catch me slipping.