After taking over as interim head coach on Nov. 1, the Brooklyn Nets name Jacque Vaughn as new head coach.
It looks like the saga continues on Twitter.
On Thursday, LeBron James took to Twitter again amid the fallout and suspension following Kyrie Irving’s promotion of and later refusal to disavow an antisemitic movie.
This time, the Los Angeles Laker decided to defend his former teammate Irving, saying he should be allowed to play.
James believes the list of things the Nets want him to do is ridiculous, calling it “excessive.”
After last week’s suspension of star point guard Irving, a lot has been happening in the NBA-Twittersphere.
The controversy began when Irving promoted a movie with antisemitic tropes on Twitter. He later dodged a direct question as to whether or not he holds antisemitic beliefs, which ultimately resulted in a minimum five-game suspension by the Nets along with a list of actions to be completed before he’s eligible to return.
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Fellow NBA players, including James and Kevin Durant, took to social media to weigh in on the situation.
