Makes me miss my days when I was poor after graduating from uni and living near King St. and when I wanted to treat myself I'd go to Island Foods for the best roti ever.
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I suspect Mr. Stevens will be receiving an extremely large fine pronto for this.
Could be in the million dollar range.
really wonder how the league handles this as if it was just a random fan doing so, that fan would be banned from NBA games for life without hesitation.
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Lowry's been actively lobbying for him to be banned from NBA games for life. Dunno if that's going to happen now, but probably results in a much larger fine.
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Lowry's been actively lobbying for him to be banned from NBA games for life. Dunno if that's going to happen now, but probably results in a much larger fine.
Hard to see how they could ban an owner from attending his own games.
I mean...its his team.
That being said, they could always force him to sell is share, but that would be down the road anyways.
Warriors statement:
Mr. Stevens’ behavior last night did not reflect the high standards that we hope to exemplify as an organization. We’re extremely disappointed in his actions and, along with Mr. Stevens, offer our sincere apology to Kyle Lowry and the Toronto Raptors organization for this unfortunate misconduct. There is no place for such interaction between fans—or anyone—and players at an NBA game.
Mr. Stevens will not be in attendance at any of the remaining games of the 2019 NBA Finals.
Anyway, Kenny Smith guarantees - and just to be clear, he said it four or five times, "I guarantee" - that both of Durant and Klay will play game 4.
So. If that happens, that's going to be interesting.
Klay may be OK but how fit will KD be even if he returns after like a month long layoff? Let's say the Raps take game 4 for a 3-1 lead, a Dubs line up at full force could win 3 straight. So the Raps better take Game 4 on Friday.
Apparently it's a moot point, because Smith was wrong. Kerr has announced that Klay is expected tomorrow, but has ruled out Durant for game 4. Durant was expected to take part in some scrimmage action today, but that did not happen.
So, Klay at probably less than 100%, and no KD. There's a chance to take both games, and they need to take advantage of that.
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So, Klay at probably less than 100%, and no KD. There's a chance to take both games, and they need to take advantage of that.
Klay's injury is hamstring strain which could be rather minor so I would expect him to be close to 100% on Friday. KD's effectiveness even if he does return in the series is much in doubt, however.
