ItsMyPotPie wrote:Hours!?!? And here I thought 30 minutes are more than enough.
He had to be thorough when taking the test.

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ItsMyPotPie wrote:Hours!?!? And here I thought 30 minutes are more than enough.
scrabbarista wrote:Southpaw wrote:scrabbarista wrote:According to The Launch Pad Podcast posted 13 hours ago (I don't have more recent news - I haven't read any of the thread):
1. The only evidence the league had, by their own admission, was that House's door opened at the same time the woman entered the hotel. That's it. The NBA said it may have happened.
2. A Twitter personality ("@cuffslegend," I think) who has consistently broken stories related to LeBron and is believed to have a personal relationship with LeBron posted a tweet saying something like, "lol, Daniel [sic] House should know better than that" around the same time that the Rockets' coaches were informed by the league that House would be unavailable for Game 3 - several hours before any journalist broke the story. The implication is that LeBron knew before the Rockets' coaches did.
3. The NBA said that several times throughout the bubble, people have called the "snitch hotline" (which is how the NBA learned of the alleged incident) on the Rockets, but the NBA repeatedly believed the allegations to be unfounded. This was the first time the NBA took action on an allegation, in spite of the tenuous, circumstantial evidence.
4. The NBA has done an atrocious job of releasing information about the story, especially in light of the fact that House has a wife and children who may be in school.
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None of this is from me. It's just what I'm hearing on this podcast. I don't know how or if the story has changed since the pod was posted, but it certainly seems like a bad look all around for the league.
Here's the link if anyone wants to listen: https://player.fm/series/the-launch-pad-podcast-a-houston-rockets-basketball-podcast/lack-of-house-means-lack-of-wins-rockets-game-4-vs-lakers-and-series-discussion
I seriously doubt the league would take action without substantial evidence and the bolded part backs it up imo. I'm sure they've gotten multiple reports on the "snitch hotline" and for them to take action on this one means they've found sufficient reason to do so. The conspiracy theory that this was done to ensure the Lakers would advance or something like that is crazy to me bacause the Lakers were winning their series with or without House on the Rockets lineup.
According to the podcast, I repeat, the league stated specifically that their only evidence was that House opened his door near the time the woman was known to enter the hotel. This is backed up by the league's assertion that it was taking precautionary measures for the safety of everyone involved. This was their justification for such a harsh penalty based on such flimsy evidence.
Also, I never stated that anything was done to help the Lakers. I merely stated that LeBron was possibly aware of the punishment before the Rockets were, and well before any journalists were.
ClipsFanSince98 wrote:Pharmcat wrote:It's easy to criticize him but living in a bubble is tough
Yea, not like it's tough for the other 200+ people there right?
SpaceCenter wrote:RaptorsLife wrote:This guy got a whole ass family
Cheated on his wife and got kicked out bubble
Double whammy
I think most athletes cheat on their wives. The wives know what they are getting into. Imagine have 10/10 titties slapping you in the face all day how would any guy resist?
JN61 wrote:Antinomy wrote:og15 wrote:Want to have kids without having baby mama's. Actually want and desire the stability of marriage even though they might not live it out as well as they should. A guy like House was undrafted and has around $900K career earnings, he was not rich until recently, and still much less than other NBA players.
There is no stability in marriage. With a baby mama, you stand to lose money in child support. In marriage, you stand to lose money in child support, alimony, future earnings, your house, etc. Marriage at its core is relationship insurance for partner who makes less.
How old are you?
NyKnicks1714 wrote:Antinomy wrote:homecourtloss wrote:
He’s an NBA player—his wife is fully aware. She may not have the exact name or piece of ass, but she knows it’s happening. They all do.
Of course she knows —— Most of the wives are cheating too.
Can verify. I sleep with 2-4 NBA wives every day.
jc23 wrote:dorkestra wrote:We are all human but thats a damn shame. Beautiful family. Hope they can work through it.
hope she gets half.
Jkam31 wrote:jc23 wrote:dorkestra wrote:We are all human but thats a damn shame. Beautiful family. Hope they can work through it.
hope she gets half.
Why cause he cheated?
If she cheated would he get half
MrCheerios wrote:leolozon wrote:It has to be on the list of dumbest decision ever for an NBA player. Probably doesn’t beat Artest jumping in the crowd, but it’s up there considering he took the risk to Screw the whole NBA + it wasn’t a spur of the moment thing.
It's much worse than Artest's. Bringing an unauthorized guest into bubble takes pre-meditation. There's video and security everywhere so the chances of getting caught are high. And if something bad were to happen he could have brought down the entire NBA season. Like you said, he was allowed to bring in his family at this point.
Artest went after someone who threw a beer on him. Not a good decision, but at least you can understand why he did it.
Marvin Martian wrote:This is worse than Artest. Artest didn't start the drama; a fan did. In this case House was in a good situation and he squandered it
Jkam31 wrote:SpaceCenter wrote:RaptorsLife wrote:This guy got a whole ass family
Cheated on his wife and got kicked out bubble
Double whammy
I think most athletes cheat on their wives. The wives know what they are getting into. Imagine have 10/10 titties slapping you in the face all day how would any guy resist?
They’d resist on realgm and cheat in real life. Most regular joes cheating aren’t cheating with 10s hell I’ve seen legit 9’s and 10’s getting cheated
Pinkyring wrote:Dupp wrote:Pharmcat acting like house doesn’t have a perfectly attractive hand
Can you please stop with homosexual innuendos, its really not neccessary
TdotRap4Lyfe wrote:ItsMyPotPie wrote:Hours!?!? And here I thought 30 minutes are more than enough.
He had to be thorough when taking the test.
homecourtloss wrote:Harry Garris wrote:Eddy_JukeZ wrote:
What makes you say that?
This whole thread is full of some bitter dudes trying to convince themselves women are just as much the problem
How are they not? How are men “the problem,” whatever that means in this context?
homecourtloss wrote:Harry Garris wrote:G35 wrote:
I think what is funny is how people assume wives are so innocent...I'm sure that pass goes both ways. What do you think she is doing while he is in the bubble. Majority of women can get sex just as easy NBA players...probly easier......
Yeah that definitely isnt true bud. Not someone they'd actually want to sleep with.
Have you seen women’s Tinder accounts? A slightly above average woman is like a celebrity and can choose between literally hundreds of men and I’m not exaggerating.
Southpaw wrote:scrabbarista wrote:Southpaw wrote:I seriously doubt the league would take action without substantial evidence and the bolded part backs it up imo. I'm sure they've gotten multiple reports on the "snitch hotline" and for them to take action on this one means they've found sufficient reason to do so. The conspiracy theory that this was done to ensure the Lakers would advance or something like that is crazy to me bacause the Lakers were winning their series with or without House on the Rockets lineup.
According to the podcast, I repeat, the league stated specifically that their only evidence was that House opened his door near the time the woman was known to enter the hotel. This is backed up by the league's assertion that it was taking precautionary measures for the safety of everyone involved. This was their justification for such a harsh penalty based on such flimsy evidence.
Also, I never stated that anything was done to help the Lakers. I merely stated that LeBron was possibly aware of the punishment before the Rockets were, and well before any journalists were.
From what I've read, only the Rockets were staying at the said hotel and House's door was the only one that matched the entry time of the woman in question. To me that makes sense on why House was the one who's taking the punishment because it's either his really involved or he let another player use him room, which still makes him an accomplice.
I wasn't referring to you when I mentioned the Lakers bit, just that there are some conspiracy theories that states that this was done to weaken the Rockets, ensuring a Lakers win. That's wild because as I said, it was only the Rockets who were staying at the said hotel.
Harry Garris wrote:homecourtloss wrote:Harry Garris wrote:
Yeah that definitely isnt true bud. Not someone they'd actually want to sleep with.
Have you seen women’s Tinder accounts? A slightly above average woman is like a celebrity and can choose between literally hundreds of men and I’m not exaggerating.
I dont agree with you that the majority of women would want to sleep around with some random guy who only wants them for sex and then is going to leave. This website is like 99% dudes though and probably all assume women are wired the exact same way we are. But they're not.
scrabbarista wrote:According to The Launch Pad Podcast posted 13 hours ago (I don't have more recent news - I haven't read any of the thread):
1. The only evidence the league had, by their own admission, was that House's door opened at the same time the woman entered the hotel. That's it. The NBA said it may have happened.
2. A Twitter personality ("@cuffslegend," I think) who has consistently broken stories related to LeBron and is believed to have a personal relationship with LeBron posted a tweet saying something like, "lol, Daniel [sic] House should know better than that" around the same time that the Rockets' coaches were informed by the league that House would be unavailable for Game 3 - several hours before any journalist broke the story. The implication is that LeBron knew before the Rockets' coaches did.
3. The NBA said that several times throughout the bubble, people have called the "snitch hotline" (which is how the NBA learned of the alleged incident) on the Rockets, but the NBA repeatedly believed the allegations to be unfounded. This was the first time the NBA took action on an allegation, in spite of the tenuous, circumstantial evidence.
4. The NBA has done an atrocious job of releasing information about the story, especially in light of the fact that House has a wife and children who may be in school.
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None of this is from me. It's just what I'm hearing on this podcast. I don't know how or if the story has changed since the pod was posted, but it certainly seems like a bad look all around for the league.
Here's the link if anyone wants to listen: https://player.fm/series/the-launch-pad-podcast-a-houston-rockets-basketball-podcast/lack-of-house-means-lack-of-wins-rockets-game-4-vs-lakers-and-series-discussion