Stillwater wrote:jbk1234 wrote:Stillwater wrote:I was the same way at the same age very angry kid and so I can relate to him in this and do not think the Cavs are wrong to want to move him but if they fn waive him I am done as a Cavs fan
If I hear that KPJ wanted to apologize to Altman and the team and wasn't given a chance, I'll be disappointed. If I hear that he didn't even reach out to do that, you got to let him go. He's a young man, but he's still a man, and it's on him to man up and accept some responsibility at this point. You can't talk that modern-day-slavery mess to a black GM. It's too much to ask Altman to swallow absent an apology.
All I know is if my coach or GM has my locker moved and I find out when I go into the LR that a guy they just traded for is standing in front of it next to other teammates I am A. embarrassed as hell B. Mad as F and C. want to know where the hell my stuff is at and why somebody thought they could touch it. That is mistreating me and violating my privacy black white or otherwise as so him going off on whomever was responsible for it had it coming and if anything the Cavs "lost him" over this and if anything they should apologize to him and the fanbase.
All of that is wrong. It's the team's locker. Not yours. You don't own the locker room or the building. Letting you clean on your locker when you're cut is a curtesy. The idea that you would screw up that badly, miss the start of the season as a second year player due to off the court issues, after you dropped in the draft due to off the court issues, and throw a fit because they moved your locker is nuts. Altman reportedly came in to explain that they moved it in part because of Covid restriction. KPJ looks promising, he could even break out, but he scored 10ppg off the bench on meh efficiency his rookie year. He's not LBJ. If he doesn't want to apologize, the Cavs should cut him because that's a sign he doesn't get it.