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Arthur needed it for his kidney problem.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3567481
Rookies Mario Chalmers of the Miami Heat and Darrell Arthur of the Memphis Grizzlies were thrown out of the NBA's Rookie Transition Program on Wednesday morning after being caught in their hotel room at Doral Arrowwood in Rye Brook, N.Y., with marijuana, according to sources.
"Yes, they were sent home for violating program rules,'' NBA spokesman Brian McIntyre said.
According to a source, the players were also fined $20,000 each and will begin the season on the suspended list. McIntyre would not confirm that, but he said the league will continue to investigate the matter and that appropriate sanctions will take place.
Chalmers and Arthur were both members of last year's NCAA champion Kansas Jayhawks.
Chris Broussard is a senior writer for ESPN The Magazine.
Arthur needed it for his kidney problem.
Does ESPN the Mag have any junior writers? It seems they're all listed as Senior writers - whether they're qualified or not.
Thats the funniest thing I heard in a long time. Bringing drugs to a place that teaches you the importance of not doing drugs.
Welcome to the league Beasly. He is getting the star treatment already.
No wonder Chalmers is so "relaxed" under pressure.
How dumb can you be to jeopardize a once in a lifetime oppurtunity to smoke some weed?
If I only had the chance to smoke weed once in my entire life, I would probably indulge.
Nevermind, I get it now...
This is what I don't get about people and weed
They claim it's not addictive or even that bad, but cats would risk a million dollar career over it
Ricky Williams quit the NFL just to smoke it
Black people put the weed down, it's holdin us back
ha, ha it holds everyone back......
Amotivational syndrome is the name that the Man has given it.
Maybe that's why the Spurs passed on these two.They probably walked into the Spurs tryout with a bag of Doritos smelling like sticky icky...
Because it isn't addictive....
The only people that complain about it are the ones that haven't tried it and don't even know what it's like
Articles like this make tlong nostalgic . . .
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