Sterling’s defense

[LA_Mustang]

Is beautiful to watch.

[Jim Rome]

Always has been.

[gostangs]

Ill never know this year. Got lots better things to do than watch pro sports pretend this is a season. Done with them all this year.

[FriscoPMG]

Ill never know this year. Got lots better things to do than watch pro sports pretend this is a season. Done with them all this year.

NBA teams will have played around 75 regular season games and then the same playoff schedule they would play any other season. How is this not a "real" season?

[Big Hoss]

Ill never know this year. Got lots better things to do than watch pro sports pretend this is a season. Done with them all this year.

NBA teams will have played around 75 regular season games and then the same playoff schedule they would play any other season. How is this not a "real" season?

Don’t ruin a good argument with facts!

[gostangs]

No fans, no alternating locations and delayed for months changing all momentum - No thanks.

[ponyboy]

And Sterling with offense. 23 points last night.

[mustangxc]

Nice to see he is a team leader!

https://twitter.com/Bucks/status/1298763794986995718

[mtrout]

This was on NBC news tonight. They interviewed a SMU professor who was one of his teachers. She said:

"In this country we, we value free speech and we look to our cultural heroes for leadership, for guidance, for inspiration and so, in many ways, it it it it is it is a good thing that they're using the platform to draw attention to issues that they feel that matter".

I had strong feelings about this. Nothing about being proud of Sterling. Not even saying his name. Not mentioning him as an ambassador or world changer or anything of the sort.

We can do better, right? Maybe NBC just cherry-picked that part of the interview for some reason.