We now have a Russell Westbrook vs. Jazz fan debate for all the debate shows to debate because that’s what the NBA has become — wait for something to debate and then debate that topic until you get a new debate topic and then maybe twist two debate topics into one bigger debate and then keep debating it.
Russ says he was disrespected and it might’ve even had a racial undertone to the taunting during Monday’s game in Salt Lake City. Of course the Jazz fan has a different version of events and here we are left with the NSFWBDs to bring clarity to the situation. This is what makes the NSFWBDs great — I can go to them and get their analysis and I don’t even have to give any. I just sit back and let the BDs go to town and it’s fun.
I have seen a few national talking heads saying fans need to be held accountable…blah, blah, blah. Look, as long as it doesn’t cross some imaginary line of decency, talking shitt should be left alone. It’s part of the game and the players should stop being so sensitive. If the guy went racial and someone heard it, kick him out for the rest of the season. If it was just basic smack, let it go. This isn’t very hard. NBA guys don’t want fans to not be able to talk a little shitt from time to time. That would be a bad move from NBA guys.
Let’s go to the he said vs. he said:
Things get heated between Russell Westbrook and Utah Jazz fans again. “I’ll f*ck you up. You and your wife,” he says. Not sure what these fans said to him, but he also had issues with Jazz fans during the postseason. pic.twitter.com/LquwRmLVNy
— Eric Woodyard (@E_Woodyard) March 12, 2019
Shane Keisel, the Jazz fan who was involved in a verbal altercation with Russell Westbrook during the Jazz loss to the Thunder, explains his side of what happened. @KSL5TV @kslsports #nba pic.twitter.com/ScCSRttTCg
— Jeremiah Jensen (@JJSportsBeat) March 12, 2019
This allegedly came from Jazz fan’s account before he deleted it:
@WorldWideWob pic.twitter.com/6nVhkGROhX
— Brandon Patrick (@Binkley23) March 12, 2019