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judging by the teams reaction, I imagine it breaks team or league rules.
I would guess there is a high percentage of pro athletes that do, but not many that are conducting themselves like him. The suspicion after the pacers game was that the black suv he was in was pointing a red laser weapon at them but was nothing that came from it
Pattern of terrible decision making. Having a gun is 1 thing, waving it around recklessly after all the other crap he did this past year is another. Dude has already lost himself around 40 million in guaranteed money by not making an All NBA team mostly due to suspensions.
Elected officials pose with guns daily and take Christmas card and campaign photos with their children holding semi automatic rifles. A basketball players poses with a gun and gets suspended.
It's just a money thing, waving a gun in nightclub and in public on livestreams is a brand risk for the NBA.
It's tough to miss the point this hard.
I assume you have guns. Do you go on social media in clubs and cars dangling your pistol like a ******* moron?
I assume many players have guns. They don’t play around with them and show them off on the internet like a Bufoon. The issue isn’t that he has a gun, it’s that he tries to be a gangsta when he’s not. All of this acting hard stuff from him is going to get him in trouble one day.
