Irving’s reluctance to apologize came hours before the FBI said it had received credible information about a “broad” threat to synagogues in New Jersey, Irving’s home state.
“He’s going to have to sit down with them, he’s going to have to sit down with the organization after this, and we’ll evaluate and see if this is the right opportunity to bring him back.” “There is going to be some remedial steps and measures that have been put in place for him to obviously seek some counseling … from dealing with some anti-hate and some Jewish leaders within our community,” Marks said. Our game Unites people and I wanna make sure that’s at the forefront.” “I don’t condone hate speech or anti-semetism (sic), I’m about spreading love always. “Just wanna clarify the statements I made at shootaround, I see some people are confused,” he said. Within an hour, Durant followed up via a tweet. I felt like we could have just kept playing basketball and kept quiet as an organization.” I just didn’t like anything that went on. When asked what he thought of Irving’s recent conduct, which landed the guard a suspension of at least five games, Durant said: “I ain’t here to judge nobody or talk down on nobody for how they feel, their views or anything. Then Durant clarified on Twitter that he doesn’t condone hate speech and “is about spreading love always.”ĭurant spoke Friday at the Nets’ shootaround in Washington ahead of the evening’s game against the Wizards. Hosted by Brett Chang and Jay Rosenthal.WASHINGTON (AP) - Kevin Durant said Friday the Brooklyn Nets could have handled this tumultuous week a bit differently - a week in which his coach was fired and teammate Kyrie Irving was suspended for posting a link to an antisemitic work. The Peak Daily is produced by 306 Media Productions. Join us for a live recording of The Peak Daily at the Bet on Canada Summit on November 8th. The feds just flicked on a big, bright, buzzing “OPEN” sign with a new three-year immigration plan aimed at getting skilled workers into the country to address the ongoing labour crunch.Ĭelebrating something? Let us know here: Toronto-based TouchBistro, a software provider for restaurants, is breezing though a market downtown that has left venture capitalists holding their dollars close to their chest.
That’s potentially bad news for the sneaker resale market (projected to be a US$30 billion industry by 2030) and for those touting sweet kicks as a burgeoning asset class. The Adidas-Kanye West split meant the death of Yeezy: The immensely popular and influential line of shoes the controversy-mongering rapper designed for the company.
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