NBA: The Fan who snowflake Donkey Green snitched on.

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Will we get to hear from this brotha and the paying customers in the area who heard what really came down?
Vs snitchy whiner Donkeys version.

[KobesAchilles]

I'm old enough to remember when tough guys in the NBA were actually tough

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The fan left to high-fives and seeming appreciation from other spectators.

-NBCS Bay Area

[lefty]

I'm old enough to remember when tough guys in the NBA were actually tough

Like Cedric Maxwell, Vernon Maxwell or Barkley who went after fans?

Nostalgia

[KobesAchilles]

Like Cedric Maxwell, Vernon Maxwell or Barkley who went after fans?

Nostalgia

Vernon Maxwell was a crazy mfer. He makes Metta World Peace look tame

[FrostKing]

This Sports League is a SNL skit

[lefty]

Vernon Maxwell was a crazy mfer. He makes Metta World Peace look tame

Tbf Mad Max gets a pass

that fan insulted his born dead child, he deserved a whopping

Chuck and Cedric are sensitive pussies tho

[lefty]

This Sports League is a SNL skit

Ngl, the drama is entertaining

[Isitjustme?]

I'm old enough to remember when tough guys in the NBA were actually tough

Robin Ficker rolling over in his grave seeing this Charmin soft league

[Isitjustme?]

I got my strongest reaction the time Coach Phil Jackson of the Chicago Bulls lost his cool when I read excerpts from his autobiography, "Maverick," at the game. Coach Frank Layden of the Utah Jazz tried to come through the seats after me following a win when I reminded him that USA Today had rated him the worst-dressed coach in the N.B.A. In the theater of athletic compe ion, words speak louder than actions.

Fans who want to distract players need to use brains, not brawn, and employ a little bit of armchair psychology. Lewis Lloyd was easily thrown off his game when I reminded him of his delinquent child-support payments (this was a criticism of Lloyd, not his children). Shaquille O'Neal became unnerved when I listened to his rap records and changed his lyrics from "I've got skills" to "You've got bills."

This guy would last two minutes in today's CBA (Charminass Basketball League)

[ambchang]

Tbf Mad Max gets a pass

that fan insulted his born dead child, he deserved a whopping

Chuck and Cedric are sensitive pussies tho

They didn't call the refs though.

[lefty]

They didn't call the refs though.

Going after the fans, calling the refs
Sensitive either way
And you don’t want big dudes hitting average joes, could end up very badly tbh

[MultiTroll]

Going after the fans, calling the refs
Sensitive either way
And you don’t want big dudes hitting average joes, could end up very badly tbh

Pssssh.

This dude looks like he would flatten Snitch Green. Part of the reason Snitchy tattletale to the ref.

[lefty]

Nikks having a meltdown

got ejected today for talking to the referee

finslly a ref who had the balls to kick him out

[ambchang]

Going after the fans, calling the refs
Sensitive either way
And you don’t want big dudes hitting average joes, could end up very badly tbh

One try to settle it man to man. The other try to call daddy. There is a difference.

[lefty]

One try to settle it man to man. The other try to call daddy. There is a difference.

Going after someone half your size for cute trash talking isn’t manly
Most NBA players even in the good ol’ days pretend they will fight someone their own size, knowing they will be separated by players/refs

Rod Strickland and Darrell Walker would go after bigger guys than them, though

[ambchang]

Going after someone half your size for cute trash talking isn’t manly
Most NBA players even in the good ol’ days pretend they will fight someone their own size, knowing they will be separated by players/refs

Rod Strickland and Darrell Walker would go after bigger guys than them, though

They are bigger than almost all human beings. What do you end them to do, shrink themselves?

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finslly a ref who had the balls to kick him out

Amen

[lefty]

What do you end them to do, shrink themselves?

[Tyronn Lue]

The amount of money these pro athletes make and risk nightly justifies a different approach to harassing fans who step over the line. It's a sporting event, these aren't avatars on the floor, they are real people. They don't stop being real people just because they are entertaining you. If you cannot remain decent, stay home and watch on TV. You can say anything you want then.

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R&B Singer by the name of Mike Shane, and he decided to share what really happened

"I was speaking up for the city of Milwaukee. Basically telling him, like, we're giving you a pass. We haven't forgotten about what you did -- a big bully -- and we're giving you a pass. We forgive you...There was two police officers who were actually right there. There was a police officer and the league security who came back there and vouched for me. They were right there and said

 I didn't use any profanity, I didn't say anything malicious,"

Link:
The Milwaukee Bucks fan that got ejected because of Draymond Green speaks out and shares what he said - Sports Illustrated Milwaukee Bucks News, Analysis and More

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Hear it word for word from Mike Shane:

KJ Live: KJ Live - Bucks Fan Mike Shane Responds to Draymond Green's Claim He Threatened Him on Apple Podcasts

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Word for word audio within this site too:

Ejected Fan Says He Didn’t Threaten Draymond Green’s Life, Claims Bucks Security Can Vouch For Him (mediaite.com)

[daslicer]

I remember as a kid going to a Knicks vs Hornets game in Charlotte way back in 1997. At that game the Hornet fans and Larry Johnson were saying nasty things back and forth to each other. Larry Johnson had once been the franchise player of the Hornets only to ask out for a trade back in the summer of 1996 which led to bad blood between him and the Hornet fans. At one point in that game Larry Johnson stuck up his middle finger to the crowd and taunted them which resulted in hundreds of hornet fans chanting death threats to Larry. Larry laughed off the threats and continue to taunt the Hornet fans and the game ended with the Hornets losing. Just goes to show you how much tougher mentally players were back then compared to now.