On November 7th, Beijing time, reports from the US media showed that many retired and active NBA players have stepped up in the past two days to criticize Suns boss Robert Savor.
At the same time, Suns player Mikal Bridges admitted that the league’s investigation of the Suns boss has affected the team’s season journey to a certain extent.
Recently, Sun boss Savor has been accused of serious racial discrimination, sexual harassment, misogyny and other behaviors, and he is also in a whirlpool.
As for Savor, many people’s evaluations are also very poor. Former NBA star Byron Davis said in an interview with TMZ a few days ago that everyone in the circle knows that Savor is not good, and he has something wrong now. Not surprising, “Will anyone be weird? Look at this bastard thing, I don’t care about him at all. He is just a pile of shit.”
Although Davis has never played for the Suns in his career, he has mastered a lot of inside information about the NBA during his 13-year career.
Some reporters revealed that when the NBA was shut down due to labor disputes in 2011, Davis was one of the main labor representatives, and he had a confrontation with Savor, one of the management representatives.
In addition, in the past two days, Dreamcatcher Green and Savor have also faced each other. The reason is that when Savor used a discriminatory term like “nigger”, he mentioned dream chasing. Savor thinks that Chasing Dream-Green has used such a word in the game, why can’t he use it.
But soon, Chaimeng posted a post on social media and responded to Savor’s statement. He wrote, “There are some things, you have to look at the essence through the phenomenon. (Things) usually have several layers…”
Chasing Dream-Green’s statement was also supported by Harrell. After Chasing Dreams posted, Harrell reposted this tweet on social media.
Currently, the alliance is launching an urgent investigation into this matter. But within the Suns, the training and preparation of the players has been affected. The striker Bridges believes that “the impact is 100%, but I think our players should not pay attention to these things. We need to continue to do what we need every day. Do it, go all out to win the game.” (Poirot)Return to Sohu to see more
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