Otherwise, the NBA might as well stop playing games and just arrange for people to take down the key players of the opposing teams.
And let's be real, the star players are where the money's at. Without them, the viewer ratings would inevitably plummet.
Upon seeing the results, Hansen immediately posted on social media.
"So LeBron stepping on Granger doesn't get any punishment at all?"
Hansen wasn't upset about the decision itself but about the double standards, considering LeBron had essentially crippled the opposing team's key player, just in a different way.
Is it just because of their differing influence that the League shows such stark biases?
Hansen then called Johnson to tell him that he would cover the financial losses from his suspension and also throw in a Ferrari.
Of course, that was the pretext. In reality, Hansen was gearing up to make Johnson his own "Oakley."
