2nd. Chandler "on-pace-to-make-57,000.00-dollars-per-point-scored-this-year" Parsons. 3rd. Portland "working-hard-for-the-honor-to-get-knocked-out-in-4-games" Trailblazers. 1st. Houston "Rising-Above-Being-A-Has-Been" Rockets 365,060,034th. Don "sitting-at-a-computer-on-a-saturday...awesome sauce" Grahamleone (Just a comparison for you.. Harden is on pace to make just under 11K per point this year.)
The NBA sent a memo to all 30 franchises this week regarding rules prohibiting the "mocking and/or ridiculing" of opponents or game officials by teams on social media. The memo from NBA deputy commissioner Mark Tatum stated that some recent social media postings on official team accounts had "crossed the line between appropriate and inappropriate" and cited concern that "such conduct can result in ‘Twitter wars' between players that can cause further reputational damage and subject players to discipline by the League." The memo cited three specific examples of material that would be inappropriate for posts on official team accounts: · Disparage, belittle or embarrass an individual opponent or game official; · Mimic or impersonate an opponent or game official in a negative manner; or · Criticize officiating or the NBA officiating program.
Sounds like an arcane Senate rule. That's no fun at all, NBA. Twitter fingers aren't the same thing as Trigger fingers.
http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/...wake-chandler-parsons-cj-mccollum-twitter-war Transparency helps the NBA...
Got to be politically correct and protect everyone's 'feelings' ..... every day it seems there's something else done to pander to snowflakes that make me just shake my head in disgust
