Published 1 year ago

NBPA VP Jaylen Brown: Nets’ Kyrie Irving suspension violated CBA

Summary by Ground News

National Basketball Players Association Vice President Jaylen Brown said the Brooklyn Nets' eight-game suspension of Kyrie Irving violated the NBA's collective bargaining agreement. The suspension came after Irving posted a link to a film widely considered antisemitic on both his Instagram and Twitter feeds in late October. Brown said he doesn't agree with the content of the film Irving shared.

0 Articles

All

Left

Center

Right

NY Daily News

NBPA VP Jaylen Brown: Nets’ Kyrie Irving suspension violated CBA

Jaylen Brown said he doesn’t agree with the content of the film Irving shared.

1 year ago·New York, United States

Read Full Article

The Mercury news

NBPA VP Jaylen Brown: Nets’ Kyrie Irving suspension violated CBA

National Basketball Players Association Vice President Jaylen Brown called the nature of the eight-game suspension the Nets handed Kyrie Irving in November “unjust,” and said it violated the NBA’s collective bargaining agreement.” “That’s my job as vice president of the union,” Brown said in an interview with The Ringer’s Logan Murdock. “The union is supposed to be an entity to protect the players, especially their rights and their freedom of sp…

1 year ago·San Jose, United States

Read Full Article

Pioneer Press

NBPA VP Jaylen Brown: Nets’ Kyrie Irving suspension violated CBA

1 year ago·St Paul, United States

Read Full Article

Boston Herald

NBPA VP Jaylen Brown: Nets’ Kyrie Irving suspension violated CBA

1 year ago·Boston, United States

Read Full Article

Mass Live

Kyrie Irving says Jaylen Brown ‘stood beside me’ amid Nets suspension

When Kyrie Irving was suspended by the Nets earlier this season, the news took the league by storm. Irving shared an antisemitic film to his social media, and after he initially didn’t apologize, the Nets suspended him for eight games amid the incident.

1 year ago·Springfield, United States

Read Full Article