Its been 30 years, the only way it comes out now is either a witch hunt, or someone develops a sense of newfound "morality" 30 years after the fact. To the extent that he did gamble on NBA games including his own, people who were in the know have had ample time to come forward and any attempt to do so nowadays I would view as totally self-serving and not about the integrity of the game or anything close.
Tyler Herro Appreciation
Thought this video was pretty interesting. Herro invested in a chunk but stuff like this makes it pretty obvious how these dudes go broke. The dining and chef numbers seemed a bit light IMO.
Forget the 30 years element. We're all just speaking in retrospect and it's not really about punishing someone for past mistakes but moreso acknowledging the dirt that was done rather than trying to bury it which is what you explicitly said you wanted to happen. If saying someone is out of line and should've been held accountable for gambling to a point where it cost their father's life is 'harshly judging' then I guess so.
Yes they are. The average athlete is getting way more financially aware and the leagues themselves are doing a good job of putting information in front of them/helping them make better financial decisions and giving them access to real financial advisors. From the conversations I've been a part of, the tax impact plays a factor in where they go. Far from the primary driver, the tax tail should never wag the dog, but its thought about.
I've dealt with way more NFL players than NBA players and they absolutely care. But NFL money is dumb and they have way more risk so they're forced to care more.
This is exactly why we can’t have nice things
I have the think the creator is trolling with the inclusion of Book. It’s between Steph and Ray. Game or open gym matters. In practice in 2015 or 2016 Steph hit 77 3s in a row and 94/100
