For the time being, the accused players are required to remain at that Hyatt in Hanzghou indefinitely, according to ESPN reporter Arash Markazi.
In a video posted to Twitter by Markazi, LaVar Ball, the father of LiAngelo and Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo, was dismissive of the incident.
'He'll be fine,' said the usually outspoken LaVar. 'Everyone's making it a big deal. It ain't that big a deal.'
The Bruins were preparing to open the season against Georgia Tech in Shanghai on Friday when the three players were reportedly interrogated and arrested. All three could face between three and 10 years in prison, Chinese lawyers told Yahoo Sports.
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I think it would be great if they went to prison...They hate America until they go to another country...Maybe their arrogance will catch up to them.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't have happened to a better family. Everything that's wrong with today's society, let's stress sports and not education.
ReplyDeleteI hope these thugs get Cained.
ReplyDeleteWTF? They get to fly to a foreign country, play ball, get virtually free education, and still feel entitled! Go ahead guys, keep kneeling. No one - and I mean NO ONE has any sympothy for you and your protests.
ReplyDeleteDad says no big deal. Well, I guess they just doin they thing huh?
ReplyDeleteIt might not have been a big deal in the US. It may very well be a big deal in China. When you go to a foreign country you must deal with their laws and the Chinese laws against stealing may be very different than the US laws against stealing. Remember the kid who supposedly stole a flyer off the wall in North Korea. He was sentenced to some ridiculous amount of time like 15 years of hard labor and in Korea, that means hard labor. He is no longer alive. He probably didn't think it was a big deal at first either.
ReplyDelete10 years is a little excessive but I hope they get some form of punishment.
ReplyDeleteThey are getting ready to taste some socialist justice.
ReplyDeleteIs THAT white privilege, too?
Can't you go anywhere and not try to steal something?
Whenever they get back (if they survive Chinese prison), they better get on BOTH knees and thank GOD they are back in the oppressive USA.
Keep cheering.
They are an embarassment to the U.S. especially when our President is visiting China. They are facing 10 years prison time and I hope they recieve and serve every day of it. They are disgusting ghetto thugs who do not belong in civilized society.
ReplyDeleteI think they should get some serious time in a Chinese prison out of this. But just to be fair, if Daddy really thinks it's not a big deal, he can go to China and split the time with his son. That makes 5 years a piece, much better.
ReplyDeleteObama did a wonderful job healing this nation
ReplyDeletePlenty of money, but would rather still steal the sunglasses. Were they protesting "yellow" priviledge? Or is it just a "black" thing, that the rest of us just don't understand?
ReplyDeleteWhat happens when UCLA expels them (I don't see how they can't)? What other college will want them. Can't wait to hear their whining asses then. Poor choices. How about the poor guy who removed a poster in North Korea?
ReplyDeleteOh there are several smaller colleges that would love these players. There is always someone willing to take the leftovers - regardless of their situation. That's what the NCAA is all about - the BENJAMINS!
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