Draymond Green says the U.S. should get rid of Black History month.
“You’ve got governors wanting to take our history out of schools…teach my history from January 1st to December 31st and then do it over again,”
Austin Rivers defends Russell Westbrook’s play on the Lakers:
“You know how that is over there on that team. They’re gonna find an answer and it ain’t gonna be some other people. It’s gonna be him…the guy’s a first ballot of Hall-of-Famer, they asked him to come off the bench, no problems, comes off the bench, has a good energy about it, good attitude about it, what else do y’all want from the man? They got a lot of things going wrong in terms of like why they weren’t winning before. It wasn’t just Russ.”
(Via @TomerAzarly )
“When it comes down to guys winning MVP since 1990, it’s only three guys that won the MVP that wasn’t top 10 in scoring…Steve Nash, Jokic and Dirk Nowitzki. What do those guys have in common?”
- Kendrick Perkins
STOP MAKING EVERY BLACK MOVIE TRAUMATIC. WE DON’T WANT TO KEEP SEEING TIME PIECES WHERE WE’RE IN SHACKLES BEING LYNCHED or POLICE BRUTALITY or WE SELLING DOPE/BEING ABUSED. Can we be superhero’s?! Rockstars?! Race car drivers?! Hell even scary movies 🤣😒
Damian Lillard says the ‘grass isn’t always greener’ when you leave a franchise
“You look at Russell Westbrook. You leave OKC for Houston, then James [Harden] decided he's leaving, now Russ is traded to D.C., then you get traded from D.C. to the Lakers, now you're on your fourth team in four years and in your second year on the team, everybody is talking about how they should trade you. Now you're coming off the bench. This dude is a Hall of Famer, an MVP. It's an example that the grass isn't always greener.”
(Via ESPN)