Wednesday, September 03, 2008
NBA forcing ESPN to protect its image?
In an ESPN article about Mario Chalmers and Darrell Arthur getting thrown out of the NBA's rookie transition program because they had marijuana and women in their room they mentioned that #2 pick Michael Beasley was in the room as well.
"A source said No. 2 overall pick Michael Beasley was also in the room. The NBA, however, said Beasley is not believed to have been involved."
Is the NBA forcing ESPN to eliminate that line so they don't have to be embarrassed that a top pick was caught with drugs? Or is it simply a case that ESPN could find the source credible enough to keep the line in the story? I'll that for you to decide.
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3569725
"There was a strong stench of marijuana in the room, and one person was in the bathroom with the door locked, repeatedly flushing the toilet, sources said."
Hmm interesting and still no more mention of Michael Beasley.
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"There was a strong stench of marijuana in the room, and one person was in the bathroom with the door locked, repeatedly flushing the toilet, sources said."
Hmm interesting and still no more mention of Michael Beasley.
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