Live broadcast, November 4-basketable Nets officially announced today that player Carey Owen’s anti-Semitic behavior violated the team’s values and banned at least five games without pay.

Warrior celebrity Chris Mulin talked about Owen in the program today. “He (Owen) messed up basketable nets from the management level to the coaching staff, which was very embarrassing. In fact, this is the case. This kind of behavior is unacceptable. All these situations are beyond Steve Nash’s control, and he lost his job.”

“Carey (Owen) needs to stay away from anti-Semitic hatred. Who cares if you are a star? I don’t care, because you are not professional at all and your behavior is unacceptable. To some extent, this also brings a bad impression to the entire NBA league.” Mulin continued.

Basketable nets statement is as follows:

In the past few days, we have tried to cooperate with Carey Owen many times to help him understand the harm and danger of his words and actions, it began with his propaganda of a film containing deeply disturbing anti-Semitic hatred. We feel that it is right to take the path of education in this challenging situation, and believe that we have made progress in working together to eliminate hatred and zero tolerance.

We are very disappointed now, because Owen had the opportunity to make it clear in a media interview that he had no anti-Semitic faith, but he did not admit the specific hatred content in the movie. This was not the first time he had the chance but did not clarify it.

With a clear opportunity to deny anti-Semitism, this behavior of not denying anti-Semitism is deeply disturbing, which violates the values of our team and constitutes harmful behavior to the team. Therefore, we think he is not suitable for the team at present. We have decided to suspend Owen without pay until he meets a series of objective remedial measures to solve the impact of his own actions and suspend more than five games.

(Chenchen)

Owen is in deep trouble of “anti-Jewish”