SWEEEET this is a blessing in disguise.. Insn't it if a NBA player is convicted of a crime his contract with whatever organization he is in is voided? I know I'm dreaming...
I heard this on 97.9 when i woke up this morning. I thought I heard wrong or something being it wuz like 6 am. I guess not. Pretty amusing though
LMAO at all the digs at J-Ho Seriously though guys, I am willing to bet that Juwon didn't steal them, and that the store owner/manager decided to let him get those glasses he wanted 'on the house', only to retract his offer later on and want to pull a publicity stunt to gain more business. From everything I've ever heard about Juwon, he's nothing short of a consummate professional and an up-standing citizen, even if his game sucked
classic move by Howard! stealin some Ray Ban sunglasses will get him into the hall of fame! just Bravo, clap.....clap...........clap
Isn't it sad that fans of the team you play for actually WANT you to have committed a crime and go to jail?
Damn, this is fantastic news. Michigan must be proud of Webber, Juwan, and Mo Taylor. They almost brought down a whole academic institution.
color me not surprised at all by the massive lack of class shown by the people in this thread. ever hear of a little thing called "innocent until proven guilty"?? and also...I find it VERY suspicious that the store owner claims to have a tape...but refuses to show it? but...hey...you children just go ahead and ignore the lack of facts...and keep ragging on a man who has done nothing wrong on/for this team to earn tha massive amount of disrespect and hatred that yall throw at him. just when I thought my opinion of most of yall couldnt go any lower.
no! those special glasses were suppose to help Juwan see the invisible Chinese guy who seems to be open under the basket!
oh my god, chill. no matter if its true or not its funny. most of the posts are jokes. com'on a guy whose contract is part of the reason there is a salary cap in the nba accused of stealing sun glasses. of course people are gonna joke.
