Kenyon Martin (on JR Smith situation) wrote:You know once everybody started making a big deal of it the league jumps on it. It’s an unfortunate situation; you hate to see somebody lose his hard-earned money and be put in a situation where he can’t help his team go out and win. It’s very unfortunate.
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Is this guy for real? "hard-earned money"? What world do these athletes live in that a guy who plays a sport for a living and is a top 0.1% income earner in the United States (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affluence_i...) gets high to the detriment of his performance, parties to the detriment of his team during the playoffs, and just generally has not performed, period, all year, in what distorted world is it that a comment like that should be made for a fine against that person for bad sportsmanship holds any water at all?
These sports divas need a reality check. "Hard-earned money"? Get a grip. You guys play a game, that the rest of us play for free. Consider yourselves fortunate to make what you make in spite of your lack of professionalism and just STFU.
its a frat thing. I dont blame him for thinkig this way, but advertising it shows what your saying: a total disconnnect from the real world
