LongLiveHinkie wrote:All this Fultz nonsense comes down to two camps:
1. The camp that wants to gloat about being contrarians for attention for not wanting Fultz over some of the other prospects, so they want Fultz to fail to make themselves look good. And they want to expedite the process by trying to control the narrative and way blow the entire situation out of proportion.
2. People who are jealous the Sixers got Fultz, are salty about the embarrassment of riches we have in young stud players and our roster, and one of those prospects failing makes other people feel better about their teams and less jealous. It's pretty amazing the lengths people will go with sports to quell their own jealousies. They can't handle the truth, it eats them up. It's the same crap as when people go "Durr.... Embiid will just get hurt again and never be good!" after he has a 30/10/5 game.
The reality: this situation has been totally overblown from the start. He hurt his shoulder, it's not all that serious, the Sixers bungled the PR aspect of it like they always do, and when he gets healthy he'll come back and be normal again(whenever that is). There really isn't much more to this story than that. It's not a conspiracy, it's not weird, all that is trolls and attention-craving for headlines.
The reporters are the ones who tweeted footage of him and said stuff.
