NBA gets it wrong -- again
For the life of me, I can't figure out the NBA.
Two days after laying San Antonio's Manu Ginobili with a hard foul, Lakers star Kobe Bryant was suspended for a game. He appealed and was denied. The suspension was upheld.
On Thursday, that would be Feb. 1, Sacramento coach Eric Musselman was suspended two games for a DUI that occurred on Oct. 21.
Many leagues are accused of giving preferential treatment to their star players. Given the way the NBA handled the Kobe situation and the Carmelo Anthony brawl suspension, you can't say that about Little Napoleon -- David Stern -- and his NBA cronies.
Two days after laying San Antonio's Manu Ginobili with a hard foul, Lakers star Kobe Bryant was suspended for a game. He appealed and was denied. The suspension was upheld.
On Thursday, that would be Feb. 1, Sacramento coach Eric Musselman was suspended two games for a DUI that occurred on Oct. 21.
Many leagues are accused of giving preferential treatment to their star players. Given the way the NBA handled the Kobe situation and the Carmelo Anthony brawl suspension, you can't say that about Little Napoleon -- David Stern -- and his NBA cronies.
posted by Jason Pugh at 10:50 PM
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