Umm what?
Pure speculation: Maybe his trauma/mental health issues led him to have conduct that was detrimental to the organization. Therefore, the Spurs had to waive him, but also wish him the best in getting help (which is basically what RC's statement said). I will not speculate as to what that conduct could have been.
Pop is the last guy to waive someone for mental health problems unless he was approached and asked to be released from that player.
Or Ben Simmons 2.0.
I mean this is just crazy. Hope it's not some kind of Sandusky thing. I don't think it is murder or anything on that level. It would have to be something violent or something sexual or a combination of the two.
Ricky was just a pothead. Does the NBA even care about weed?
So you think the only explanation is that he has something horribly wrong with him and so we immediately cut him so as to be without insurance or an organization to back him up in his dire need? That's your "only explanation"? That we are.the crappiest, heartless organization out there? WTF are you on?
I’m thinking he did something anger management related
If it were mental health reasons, I don't see why the Spurs waive him. If he quit, let him retire and don't pay him. Or work on a buyout.
As for it not being criminal because there are no Bexar County records, there likely wouldn't be. A lot of times with serious cases, high profile cases, or cases involving well known public figures, the DA will seal the investigation so there is no public record. They won't unseal the records until the investigation is complete or even until the grand jury indicts the case. If any Spur was involved in a high profile case, unless they were caught in the act, I bet the case would be sealed until it was indicted. DA wouldn't want it to get out that a Spur was under investigation, have all the media coverage, complete the investigation, decide not to proceed and then be like oops sorry.
Also lol Murray still chirping away. It's okay to have personal issues with the team but to keep running his mouth any time the organization is in heat just shows how much of a baby he is. Go stalk your ex girlfriend on instagram with a burner account, boy!
Nah, something ain't right here. I have a feeling this dude confessed some crazy to a teammate or someone in the organization found/saw some sketchy ass on his laptop/phone or something. (You can take a guess as to what.)
I mean this is just crazy. Hope it's not some kind of Sandusky thing. I don't think it is murder or anything on that level. It would have to be something violent or something sexual or a combination of the two. I mean that it would have to be something violent or sexual if it was such a quick waiver. But obviously, I'm wildly speculating.
This is going to be a long weekend
my guess: suicide attempt from stress of career. he is so young under a limelight it seems intense
does not sound criminal from the vibe of primo's comment.
get well soon primo sending lots of love man and believe me we all understand mental health issues for sure.
After accepting his 3rd year option to be picked up?
I mean I hope the kid is okay but jesus they could have done better with this pick two years ago like we thought.
it's neither drug related nor physical injury / terminal illness.
Neph Drama 2.0.
Guessing we have to wait 25 years after all involved have passed like JFK to get the details.
I haven't kept tabs on him since he left. I didn't know he's been talking about the team. What's he been saying?Also lol Murray still chirping away. It's okay to have personal issues with the team but to keep running his mouth any time the organization is in heat just shows how much of a baby he is. Go stalk your ex girlfriend on instagram with a burner account, boy!
If he really wants to take time to work on himself and step away from basketball then he'll tell teams not to take him off waivers and he won't sign a deal right away
God I would hope they wouldn't cut him over something like that.
Failure to disclose pre-existing condition of serious enough magnitude could cause Spurs to seek to void his contract due to misrepresentation.
If that were it, I can't imagine they would have waived him immediately instead of giving him as much time as he needed.
Yeah, the more I think about it, if he did some moral crime, usually these kind of contracts have an out, especially a rookie contract where the rookie has little negotiating leverage. Why not use the contract out? It is either unrelated to crime or so toxic they had to get rid of him asap.
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