Radiant-Banana161

1365 | 20 hours ago

Everything that comes out about Rozier reminds me that he just seems very dumb.

floridabeach9

286 | 19 hours ago

he is, but i’m happy he fucked the bookies

net_403 | CHA

45 | 16 hours ago

and miami, that’s pretty amusing

Deep_Worldliness3122 | Heat

9 | 15 hours ago

I’m cool with how things shook out.

WafflesTheWookiee | Hornets

0 | 6 hours ago

Listen, I ain’t thrilled he bet on himself when he was with us, but I do thank him for that Miami 1st lol

Unlikely-Tone-6269

1 | 8 hours ago

And himself

Electric_jungle | Washington Bullets

168 | 19 hours ago

It was very pretentious of Brown to say the bar isn’t high, but he was also right. You can get very good at the craft of basketball and have almost no IQ outside of it.

Ice-Poseidon-Knows

110 | 19 hours ago

That’s how it is for a lot of professions. Like Ben Carson was a brilliant neurosurgeon and, well, we see how his other ventures went.

Illustrious-Bonus202

9 | 7 hours ago

It’s so easy for legit smart people to turn into dummies once that ego builds itself a bit

jeffwingerisgay49

2 | 4 hours ago

Its true of almost anyone who has reached the peak of their profession, they spend most of their life being praised and put on such a high pedestal for the one thing they are a prodigy at that they start thinking that applies to everything and they can’t possibly be stupid.

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RedGadget21

33 | 19 hours ago

A lot of these guys have also been anointed at an extremely young age. I had graduated already, but my high school had at one point the top point guard of a class when he was in 8th grade. Hearing the stories of how things were handled blew my mind. Was not surprised at all when things didn’t pan out. Hard to have a good grasp on reality when everything is handed to you from age 12 onwards

duvie773 | Hornets

7 | 16 hours ago

Probably not the same guy, but this reminds me of Seventh Woods. I remember seeing his mixtapes when he was still in middle school, he ended up having a decent high school and college career but nothing like people thought he would. Went undrafted and now he’s playing in the Ecuador league

eden_not_ttv | Thunder

17 | 15 hours ago

His issue was always that once you looked past the highlight reels, analytically he was the Seventh best player on his team

Ok-Name-5504

7 | 10 hours ago

This fuckin boomed me

amethyst_mine | Celtics

7 | 13 hours ago

the bar isnt very high, but anti-vaxxer jaylen brown is more likely than not close to if not in the terry rozier side of the bar

Unlikely-Tone-6269

6 | 8 hours ago

Jaylen is a dumb persons idea of a smart guy.

“He went to Berkeley”. Yeah, because he got recruited to play basketball there. And you know what is actually dumb? Being good at basketball post the mid 2000s and committing to Berkeley lol

beeftrompo | Celtics

0 | 38 minutes ago

your take is ignorant as hell. you know who chooses Berkeley for a sports scholarship? someone that gives a fuck about education. jfc. he was right that the bar is low, and that bar applies to all humans, not just basketball players. many of yall are dense af.

sevseg_decoder | MEM

18 | 20 hours ago

Ya know I really think NBA players come off as the smartest in the major 4 pro sports but at the same time it’s so obvious 80% of them are still absolute morons who don’t know how to think about anything more complicated than the clothes they’re planning to wear tomorrow off the court. I remember just not being able to handle listening to Ja even when he was good or hyped up.

KennysWhiteSoxHat | Thunder

41 | 19 hours ago

There’s less NBA players in total compared to the other major sports so there’s less of a chance for us to see how dumb they are

PebblyJackGlasscock

32 | 19 hours ago

Indeed. There’s more smart guys on an NFL roster and more dumb guys because there’s just more guys.

Except baseball. All of those guys are fucking morons compared to the NFL guys. They work 100% more! /s

MrShake4 | 76ers

36 | 19 hours ago

Nah it’s just that the dumbest voices are the loudest.

The ones who aren’t morons just know to shut the hell up about anything that isn’t basketball related and let their agent handle it

sevseg_decoder | MEM

9 | 19 hours ago

Idk man I don’t see a ton of indication almost any of these dudes are particularly high-intellect. And then guys who haven’t struck me as particularly stupid even say something that makes me question them.

Like I totally get what you’re saying but I think it’s still the majority.

supergood | NBA

4 | 14 hours ago

I don’t see a ton of indication that anyone on here is particularly high intellect either but yall love to act like it lol

amidon1130 | Hawks

21 | 19 hours ago

For every Kareem you have ten Kuzmas

Lusty-Jove | Heat

18 | 19 hours ago

NBA players don’t come off any smarter to me than football, baseball, or hockey players lol

Additional-Cable5171 | Knicks

11 | 18 hours ago

Hockey players seem rhe dumbest out of the big 4 sports, imo.

Bucketsdntlie | Cavaliers

26 | 17 hours ago

I agree but I also get the vibe that hockey players kind of embrace the dumb jock role and kind of play into it. While NBA players have guys making $70M a year talking about being modern day slaves lol

cancerBronzeV | Raptors

3 | 16 hours ago

Football players easily seem the dumbest of the big 4 to me. And they get to keep getting dumber the more they play.

KernelMuster | NYK

10 | 14 hours ago

Football is by far the most strategic of the 4 and has the most intellectual demands as well. NFL playbooks are massive and complex as hell. Some players take an IQ test as part of their pre-draft routine.

In my limited experience around athletes, basketball players are the biggest blockheads tbh. Nothing going on up there besides put ball in hoop

Dongsquad420BlazeIt | LAL

9 | 14 hours ago

The average football player, sure, but in the last 20 years there have been multiple actual medical doctors and PhDs who played in the NFL. The smartest guys in the NFL (and MLB) are incredibly smart.

Somenakedguy | Knicks

7 | 19 hours ago

Do NBA players really come off as the smartest in the major 4 sports? Genuine question, I never really thought about it

I guess I’d think NFL players are low on the totem pole due to brain damage from concussions but at the same time the NFL does seem pretty damn complicated at the highest level and these days it feels like the dumbest players get filtered out for not being able to digest the playbooks

Hockey players just intuitively feel dumb to me based on vibes (and knowing some hockey guys) but I know nothing about hockey, maybe I’m biased

NBA players probably don’t get many concussions but probably spend the least amount of time in college, although college for future pro athletes is probably not very meaningful anyway

I’d think baseball players would win out by default but I suppose I also don’t follow baseball much and maybe the players are dumber than I think

brecht226

15 | 18 hours ago

Baseball players are dumber then pigshit

tacomente | Warriors

5 | 18 hours ago

yeah i think most baseball players are far less educated because they get poached much earlier than other sports. some people get drafted into the minors straight out of high school. not that faking education at a university is any different but exposure to other people is probably lower

Additional-Cable5171 | Knicks

4 | 18 hours ago

Same as hockey guys. Absolutely nothing going on up there except being insanely good athletes.

Dongsquad420BlazeIt | LAL

-6 | 14 hours ago

Moe Berg went to Princeton and has a JD and Craig Breslow went to Yale and graduated with a double major. He turned down med school and is now the CBO of the Red Sox. Not every baseball player is dumb.

Cease2Resist | Warriors

3 | 11 hours ago

Your examples are a whopping two ex-players, one of whom has been dead for over fifty years?

isomorphZeta | HOU

4 | 18 hours ago

I’d think baseball players would win out by default

What on earth would make you think baseball players are smart lol

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isomorphZeta | HOU

7 | 16 hours ago

Sure, for coaches and members of the front office.

cfi-2025

2 | 17 hours ago

FWIW, at both my kid’s HS and my brother’s kid’s HS (in two different states) the cross-country teams have the highest average GPA while the football teams have the lowest.

I’ve only known a few pro players (one NBA, one NFL, one who had a short run in the minors but never made it up to the MLB), and all were smart guys, FWIW.

sevseg_decoder | MEM

-1 | 19 hours ago

See that probably comes down to being pretty subjective but I think of MLB players as typically being sorta the heavy beer drinking type who just sort of blank out most of the time.

That’s based on little to nothing of any substance but idk they don’t seem smarter than NBA players when I do hear from them.

WhichHoes | Warriors

-1 | 18 hours ago

They are just more visible altogether. Im sure there is a psychological aspect to it, but they dont wear helmets and they are most likely to try to be seen.

OBJ was an outlier in his public persona but thats just kinda common place in the NBA.

Guys can talk about their coverage and plays a little bit easier in the NBA as well. Tom Brady talking about football is one thing, but guys like Jeff Teague can give you play by plays in basketball and its a bit eye opening to a general fan.

Dense-Background3676

2 | 18 hours ago

Football is more complex than basketball. It’s the other way around lol.

WhichHoes | Warriors

1 | 18 hours ago

I know its more complex, but we dont normally get those breakdowns on coverage and plays from the normal or low level guys.

We get pretty solid breakdowns on O and D from bench dudes in the NBA

Dense-Background3676

5 | 17 hours ago

I think that’s what separates the iq from football to basketball. Those normal guys don’t have much of a career because they can’t grasp everything. Look at Ochocinco on the pats. He didn’t even realize how complicated it was until he got there lol

ferrrgoth

5 | 18 hours ago

I do think its interesting how much American NBA fans care about the players being viewed as smart.

The unfortunate truth is that any talent development pipeline that prioritizes specialized skills at the expense of other development is going to result in people that are, on average, less intelligent about the wider world. Pretty much all major men’s sports develop their young talent in that fashion now, not just basketball, but NBA fans seem uniquely unwilling to admit that in my experience.

Edit:

After thinking about it, i think its largely the lingering effects of past racist coverage of black athletes. Which makes sense, but makes talking about things like Jaylen Brown’s twitch comments basically impossible

yeartwelve | Bulls

2 | 14 hours ago

yep!! most accurate take

VividEquivalent7952

-3 | 19 hours ago

Hard disagree. Intelligence is a pretty big part of the game. Ofc there are some dummies but I’d say eighty percent are relatively smart, so the opposite. I’m sure it was hyperbolic but still. Some just present differently bc they don’t care abt seeming smart and don’t rlly prioritize knowledge. I think ant and lamelo are above average at least, and they’re examples ppl use to say the opposite. Lamelo didn’t become one of the best passers while being dumb, and ant didn’t improve his shot so much or become an amazing all around scorer without a fair level of intelligence. Also we just don’t see most of the players. The clips of them saying dumb shit will garner attention, and so much of their lives is public so there are bound to be many examples(another person who replied said the dumbest voices are the loudest so yea basically that). Idk why I’m writing an essay here but point is people can present their intelligence differently and smarts is what differentiates the amazing natural athletes who don’t make it, and those who do(ofc w some outliers who are just ridiculously physically gifted)

rocpilehardasfuk | Warriors

-4 | 18 hours ago

NFL really propping everyone up though. There’s like 2 brain cells permissible per team on the NFL.

Just a bunch of muscular jocks with minimal skill.

throwawaycuzmeh

2 | 17 hours ago

How much would it cost to hire a full-time decision checker? Just a dude who audits your decisions every day for a few years while you’re trying to maximize your earnings during the potentially small window of an NBA or NFL career? Could you get a guy for 60k? Could be technically work from home? Just sit on zoom in the background and tell guys like Terry not to do stuff.

Radiant-Banana161

3 | 17 hours ago

Sounds like a personal assistant or manager.

Tristan1220

1 | 16 hours ago

someone i know literally tried the same no-contact text move once

Round_Bullfrog_8218

1 | 16 hours ago

Any NBA player betting on games is just going to be dumb. The risk reward doesn’t make sense if you’re smart enough to evaluate it

YameiHaMashiach | Trail Blazers

1040 | 20 hours ago

This is hilarious

IanicRR | TOR

451 | 20 hours ago

“I didn’t talk to them. I only talked to them to tell them I couldn’t talk to them. So you can see, you honor, how this predicament can be easily solved.”

Higher-Love99

92 | 19 hours ago

I read this in Homer Simpsons voice lol

IanicRR | TOR

42 | 19 hours ago

Terry when the judge denies bail: “… d’oh.”

eutectic_h8r | Raptors

8 | 18 hours ago

I only contacted him for directions on how not to contact him

danielleblows

-1 | 18 hours ago

His lawyer must be Lionel Hutz

HikmetLeGuin

6 | 15 hours ago

He should have got a lawyer to tell them for him, I guess. Must be hard to cut contact with people without being able to tell them, but getting someone to do so on his behalf would have been a lot smarter. Not sure about the rules around that.

LyfeIn2D | Lakers

317 | 20 hours ago

Bro ain’t playing dumb, he’s dumb for real.

BananaRepublic_BR | Spurs

10 | 19 hours ago

These NBA players, man….

I_Miss_My_Beta_Cells | 76ers

1 | 15 hours ago

Oh he dumb dumb?

Ok-Tree4365

207 | 20 hours ago

“Hey just so you know I will be violating my bond if I contact you in any way.”

JrueBall

73 | 19 hours ago

It is kind of crazy that they tell you you can’t contact someone and you can’t even tell them you are not allowed to speak. What if it’s a close friend and they message you. Then there already is contact even if it’s only one sided. One message letting them know you can’t have contact seems appropriate so there is nothing said by the other person that violated the bond in a relevent way to the case.

roastedhambone | Thunder

112 | 18 hours ago

He tells his lawyer to handle it. Because that’s their job

That-Cranberry6575 | 76ers

31 | 16 hours ago

Or just have literally anyone else tell em. Give a fucking stranger the number and tell them to text
Don’t contact Terry for X days

HikmetLeGuin

38 | 15 hours ago

That’s funny. But there’s probably some rule about not passing messages to people on the no-contact list. Otherwise you could just circumvent it.

I imagine they let you communicate through a lawyer, though.

roastedhambone | Thunder

16 | 15 hours ago

Correspondence, yes, but as long as the person is just telling the other person something like “you and terry can’t be in contact anymore” and not saying terry said this or that, or relaying anything back to rozier, I don’t believe that amounts to contact between rozier and the other party. But best to let your lawyer do it and just block everyone on the list on everything

whythehellknot

2 | 15 hours ago

Alright random stranger, I definitely will not ignore your insane text and will not contact someone that I regularly contact to tell them about this weird as hell thing that just happened to me.

That definitely sounds like a better plan than having your attorney do it officially.

That-Cranberry6575 | 76ers

7 | 15 hours ago

Send a pic of him giving a thumbs up with a newspaper

whythehellknot

3 | 15 hours ago

My mistake, that is the definitely the best and easiest way to handle it.

That-Cranberry6575 | 76ers

2 | 15 hours ago

Thank you.

quentin-coldwater | Cavaliers

2 | 5 hours ago

No, that would be contact. It has to go through the lawyer.

BigGoopy2 | 76ers

1 | 3 hours ago

Having a third party do it for you is a violation

Room_Temp_Coffee | Lakers

7 | 18 hours ago

That’s reasonable if someone* reaches out but then have the lawyer respond. Setup some kind of automated message. But don’t reach out first and actively violate the order.

Rapshawksjaysflames | Raptors

1 | 17 hours ago

Sunbathe?

Room_Temp_Coffee | Lakers

4 | 16 hours ago

My bad. Someone

yamiyam | Toronto Huskies

4 | 19 hours ago

Just message someone close to them or get a friend to message them for you lmao this is not a hard problem to solve. Or send a letter with no return address like we used to do when we wanted a one-way convo

JrueBall

27 | 19 hours ago

Those are all still forms of contact with someone he is not supposed to contact.

yamiyam | Toronto Huskies

-7 | 18 hours ago

Yeah but if you’re trying to not completely ghost someone they aren’t nearly as likely to land him in trouble with the court compared to a direct text lmao

angrylobster24 | Bulls

11 | 18 hours ago

I think the best move would be just to… not try to contact them

yamiyam | Toronto Huskies

-4 | 18 hours ago

Cool that’s not the topic of conversation but thanks for the insight

hargeOnChargers | Lakers

5 | 17 hours ago

Yes it is. The court wont care if you text someone directly or ask someone else to talk to them. Both are equally violations of no-contact.

yamiyam | Toronto Huskies

1 | 14 hours ago

I understand that. The premise is trying not to ghost them.

AmusingAnecdote | Warriors

9 | 18 hours ago

I mean, if you are under a court order to completely ghost someone, you should completely ghost them. It is not a “bros before actions that violate the conditions of my release” situation.

HikmetLeGuin

0 | 15 hours ago

Expecting someone to simply ghost people close to them is wild.

I have to imagine there is some rule that allows a lawyer to send some standard explanation on their client’s behalf. Otherwise this is kind of ridiculous.

AmusingAnecdote | Warriors

1 | 14 hours ago

I promise there is not an exception because “your honor this is my boy we’re talking about!”. That’s not how court orders work and they don’t just do them randomly. No contact means no contact. It doesn’t have some exception where you can talk to them via a game of telephone.

HikmetLeGuin

1 | 13 hours ago

That’s why I said maybe they can relay a standard message through a lawyer, to notify them that the client cannot communicate. Are you disputing that?

If someone is messaging you and doesn’t know that they’re on this list, it would make a lot more sense if the lawyer could notify them so they stop seeking out contact.

Otherwise they may repeatedly try to reach you.

AmusingAnecdote | Warriors

1 | 13 hours ago

Yes, I’m saying if you are under a no-contact order and then instruct your lawyer (or anyone else) to contact that person for any reason, in any way, then you have violated the no-contact order by contacting them. It is mind-numbingly simple. Them repeatedly trying to contact you is totally irrelevant and if you have been ordered by a court to ignore it then you ignore it!

yamiyam | Toronto Huskies

-3 | 18 hours ago

Right but the premise of the conversation is that you are trying to not ghost them

astonedghost | Nuggets

11 | 17 hours ago

and the answer to that premise is “you actually do have to completely ghost them as any attempts to contact them in any way is a violation of the bail”

yamiyam | Toronto Huskies

-1 | 14 hours ago

Do you not understand the concept of a hypothetical?

astonedghost | Nuggets

3 | 14 hours ago

yes, within your hypothetical, all options are equally illegal lol. it doesn’t matter if you would like to not ghost them, your original point was how to avoid the rule breaking should you want to, and it would not avoid it lol. so the point is “what if you would like to not ghost them? well you don’t get that choice”

FoundationEntire4834

3 | 16 hours ago

Yo broski just passing by to say you don’t have any clue what you’re talking about lmao. Telling someone else to contact them is considered ‘indirect contact’ and would still be a breach of the bail conditions. If you’re not supposed to contact someone when on bail, then you do not even attempt it full stop.

yamiyam | Toronto Huskies

-1 | 14 hours ago

Jfc do people not understand the concept of a hypothetical? The premise of conversation is “if you wanted to send a one way message in violation of your court order how would you do it?”

astonedghost | Nuggets

2 | 14 hours ago

that was never the premise lmao. you were saying he should have done that to avoid breaking the rule, or at least that’s what the comment read like to literally everyone because thats what the discussion was about, then you shifted to this strange “what if you’d care to not ghost them?” thing

FoundationEntire4834

2 | 13 hours ago

Bro your previous comment you literally say that the premise is of the convo is trying not to ghost them? You said that lmao

HikmetLeGuin

4 | 15 hours ago

Yeah, I thought this as well. Like, if someone’s messaging you, you just have to ghost them? Even if it’s a relationship that is really important to you?

But presumably he could have asked his lawyer to let them know on his behalf.

JrueBall

4 | 15 hours ago

Asking someone to contact someone is still not no contact. That’s why it makes sense to me that if the entire interaction is a message saying I can’t contact you it should be okay.

HikmetLeGuin

3 | 13 hours ago

I mean, I basically agree; but if the judge designates a lawyer to communicate this on your behalf (so you can’t send some kind of code message), then perhaps that is allowed or should be allowed.

There could be a standard message from a template that the lawyer is allowed to send. Maybe that would work.

SlickVanExel | Hornets

169 | 20 hours ago

Terry gotta chill. They already let him have last years salary in full, just take the small win and sit down bro

RansomGoddard | NBA

96 | 20 hours ago

The reason he asked to modify the conditions of his bond is because the league’s arbitrator came back and said actually he forfeited that year of salary because the bond conditions made him unable to fulfill his contractual obligations.

KennyKettermen | Timberwolves

21 | 19 hours ago

OOF. The blows just keep (deservedly) coming for ol Terry

PebblyJackGlasscock

7 | 19 hours ago

Whoa.

No one tell the Heat fans or they’re gonna demand a Time Machine and a replay.

Pesto_Enthusiast

3 | 12 hours ago

Meh. We weren’t going to make a deep playoff run either way, and we got the legendary 83 point game. Whatever.

TheCatSleeeps | Lakers

5 | 18 hours ago

And that’s 26m to the drain lol.

blackfoger1 | Supersonics

2 | 16 hours ago

so what happens with his supposed salary? I mean it could have helped his teams cap and get them a trade deadline body or something right? Does the $ sit in an escrow?

Legitimate_Cow_4166 | Warriors

18 | 19 hours ago

I believe his final year’s salary is in escrow pending his trial. That’s probably why he’s pushing to get back.

IanicRR | TOR

6 | 19 hours ago

Plenty of time to sit down when he’s in jail.

Rrypl | Celtics

154 | 20 hours ago

Adam Silver should investigate Game 7 of the 2018 ECFs and replay the season from there, it’s only fair

TheAfroGod | SHOOT 2023s HOUSTON TEXAS!! GO ROCKETS!!

30 | 19 hours ago

Go ahead and do the WCF for that year too, Adam!

Rrypl | Celtics

13 | 19 hours ago

Rockets saw Terry making bank going 0-10 from 3 the day before and got the same deal, word is spreading through the streets

Away_Experience6922 | Celtics

5 | 16 hours ago

This time Houston misses 37 threes in a row

Lizpy6688 | Rockets

5 | 16 hours ago

Come on man…. I was having a good day

AlterWanabee | Lakers

3 | 18 hours ago

Done. It was just LeBron and a bunch of make-a-wish kids trouncing the Celtics.

logicjab | Celtics

91 | 20 hours ago

Seeing “Jalen brown thinks he smartest guy in the locker room” articles followed by stuff like this is peak comedy

The_MadStork [OP] | NYK

68 | 19 hours ago

“The bar is fucking low.”

The bar:

HiAndMitey

3 | 9 hours ago

He just is. Very credentialed guy

purplebuffalo55 | Kings

62 | 20 hours ago

Well he’s never been accused of being a genius

daaabss

1 | 15 hours ago

Had me crackin lmao

International_Sky673 | Lakers

54 | 20 hours ago

The nba is unintentionally funny right now

shockandguffaw | Bulls

37 | 19 hours ago

Like when Homer got Lisa disqualified from Little Miss Springfield because on the entry form he wrote “OK” in the box marked “Do not write in this space.”

GeologistTechnical61 | Thunder

18 | 19 hours ago

Why would the NBA let him play again? 😂

kingfosa13 | Washington Bullets

7 | 19 hours ago

It’s not even about letting him play who would want him, he was ass in his last season and now he’s older.

MatCauthonsHat | 76ers

1 | 16 minutes ago

But he’s well rested at this point

VegetaDaPrince

17 | 20 hours ago

Stupid mothafucka

neongem | Supersonics

14 | 20 hours ago

He’s never playing in the NBA again, give it up.

tricky4444

9 | 19 hours ago

Dumbass. Gave up millions to make a couple hundred grand gambling. Im not surprised

gimpisgawd | Trail Blazers

8 | 19 hours ago

This dude really is that dumb.

GnarlyyyxRadicalll

7 | 20 hours ago

LMFAOOOOO

heat_fan_ | Raptors

6 | 20 hours ago

Lmao Terry is an idiot

doyouunderstandlife | MIA

6 | 18 hours ago

He might be the dumbest person in the NBA lmao

Seref15 | Heat

4 | 18 hours ago

Jaylen was right, the bar is not high lmao

yepyoubet

6 | 13 hours ago

“Let’s play the quiet game. Starting now.”

“Okay!”

CollateralSandwich | Celtics

3 | 19 hours ago

We’re obviously dealing with a criminal mastermind

PrimaryAccording9162 | Kings

3 | 20 hours ago

It just keeps getting worse for scary terry

whatsyowifi

3 | 20 hours ago

Nickname has changed from Scary Terry to Scary for Terry

Erosun

3 | 20 hours ago

NBA player once again proving the dumb jock stereotype correct.

Ok_Possible_5702

3 | 20 hours ago

is this the stupidest NBA player of all time?

EditorEducational201 | Raptors

3 | 20 hours ago

Yep that’ll do it alright

Rob_Inson94

3 | 20 hours ago

🤦🏾‍♂️

Still_Oil_6908

3 | 20 hours ago

generationally dumb

Successful-Future-31

3 | 19 hours ago

Like Jaylen Brown said. “The bar is pretty fuckin’ low”

Financial-Grass-6114

3 | 19 hours ago

He cannot help himself

cl353 | Heat

3 | 19 hours ago

She admonished Rozier for already violating the no-contact provision of his $3 million bond by sending a text message to a person with whom he was told not to communicate. Rozier was contacting the person to tell them he was on the no-contact list, DeArcy Hall said.

son

Iherddat | Thunder

3 | 18 hours ago

Not the smartest move.

MrSCR23 | Hawks

3 | 13 hours ago

Bro…come on

SwizzGod | Lakers

2 | 19 hours ago

This mf just stupid

Kaz_Altezza | Heat

2 | 19 hours ago

In an alternate world, he would be starting next to Giannis.

road432 | Knicks

2 | 19 hours ago

I can see Rozier telling the judge wtf you honor? All I did was text them to tell them that I can’t text them.

FanaticsLiveRick

2 | 18 hours ago

CHEAT CULTURE

SeveralDeer3833 | Celtics

2 | 17 hours ago

Christ what a moron

LukeBron | MIA

2 | 15 hours ago

The NBA and Hornets knew about all of this when the trade was made.

Sinnedyo | Lakers

2 | 14 hours ago

it kinda makes sense he would

SuzyYa | Lakers

2 | 13 hours ago

He loves talking in the third person. I wonder if he does that in court lmao.

luffyishungry24

2 | 11 hours ago

I just can’t believe it is he actually this stupid? this is crazy lol

poeticchaos_ | Celtics

2 | 9 hours ago

LMAO

GiveMeZekelter | 76ers

2 | 4 hours ago

Career criminal defense attorney here. I’m glad celebrity clients make the same dumb decisions my regular people clients do.

wowlock_taylan | Spurs

1 | 20 hours ago

LOL “hey, I know I am charged with gambling soo let me go back to NBA to rig bets again!”

afrothundah11

1 | 19 hours ago

Well we knew he was dumb based on his past decisions but this highlights a new low

legless_chair | Lakers

1 | 19 hours ago

I got high and forgot I wasn’t supposed to get John type shit

Sweatytubesock

1 | 19 hours ago

Dumber than Herro. Probably.

Jonjon428 | Heat

1 | 19 hours ago

Bro really couldn’t just figure out having a middle man

Infinite-Studio7211

1 | 19 hours ago

Idiot didn’t even use a middle man to send his messages?

Remarkable_Breath545 | United States

1 | 16 hours ago

It would be so simple to just tell someone else to relay the message. This man doesn’t really want that 26 million.

schoolboypoop | Celtics

1 | 19 hours ago

Yet again Terry Rozier shows he’s a fucking moron that is incapable of making a good decision.

weirdsignal45 | Spurs

1 | 19 hours ago

What a freaking dumbass

iron_atmosphere | Hornets

0 | 19 hours ago

I still feel bad for Terry on a human level. It sounds like he might have squandered his wealth. I mean, he jeopardized his future millions in salary by accepting a 70k bribe. (If the allegations are true) Maybe he’s addicted to gambling? Maybe he took care of too many people? Bought houses for the whole hood? Idk man. I know people like to shit on the rich when they fuck up but I like to think I have enough compassion to go around to all.

Connect_Bug6870 | Bucks

1 | 19 hours ago

This whole thing looks like an episode from Curb your Enthusiasm

Based_Beauty

1 | 19 hours ago

Notice how the second the nba starts heavily investing in gambling and strict cap restrictions we have actual legal suits all over the place preventing actual players from playing.. from role players to superstars.

The league is a complete joke now. Closer to the Big 3 league than the NFL. And it’s all Adam silver and the owners faults. Pathetic.

StefonDiggsHS | Mavericks

1 | 18 hours ago

lmao

Sportslegend | Supersonics

1 | 18 hours ago

Who would want to sign this guy?

Saucy_Totchie | Knicks

1 | 18 hours ago

Would any team want someone at least accused of throwing games? Did he? We don’t know but I dont want to be the team that wants to find out.

pr1ncejeffie | Knicks

1 | 17 hours ago

Paraphrasing Jaylen Brown, “The bar is set very low on the IQ department in the NBA”.

throwawaycuzmeh

1 | 17 hours ago

Some real “under arrest for resisting arrest” energy here.

Fun_tumbleweed95

1 | 16 hours ago

Delusional at its finest 💯.

He knows his ass is never getting back in the NBA, that’s over.

CptKJAI

1 | 16 hours ago

Just morbidly curious how the f*** do they find that out? like do they audit all of his messages all the time?

HikmetLeGuin

1 | 15 hours ago

I believe in innocent until proven guilty, but it’s hard to imagine him playing again while he’s got this cloud hanging over his head.

stitcher212

1 | 15 hours ago

My wife was a public defender and this happens like 50% of the time

ThisIsNotSpartha

1 | 15 hours ago

Sometimes i wonder how this guys can get to the top 0.01% of there professions.
Dudes IQ must be lower than a bliz storm in north pole

igotitnowokay | Raptors

1 | 14 hours ago

Honestly yall I think we just laugh about this and leave him alone, this is sad

fapsandnaps | Yacht Club

1 | 14 hours ago

I ain’t gonna lie, it’s gonna be hilarious if he becomes the first inmate that gets to play professional sports while on work release.

I wonder if Nike will give him a branded ankle release monitor.

The_MadStork [OP] | NYK

1 | 14 hours ago

KCP already did this!

fapsandnaps | Yacht Club

1 | 13 hours ago

Oh shit! Thanks for the knowledge

RichGannonArmCannon

1 | 12 hours ago

Brady Tkachuk brings down the whole IQ level of the NHL by at least a dozen points.

gkantelis1 | BOS

1 | 2 hours ago

I guess the bar really is pretty fuckin low

los33ramos | Lakers

0 | 20 hours ago

Stupidity. I mean come on. Are we serious. lol

alottaspunk

-1 | 17 hours ago

The entire concept of arbitrary judge imposed restrictions on free speech inherently is unconstitutional and the judge/individuals involved in the judicial system here are committing felonies. It’s not against the law to text someone as long as the messages within the communication are not inherently illegal, like threats, repeated harassment, plans to commit crimes, etc.

Judges can’t make laws, not how the constitution works. And sending a text isn’t against the law. Rozier is dumb but the judge/whoever else is involved are criminals for this.

[ESPN] Terry Rozier’s bid to modify his bail conditions and try returning to the NBA has been denied. Rozier violated the no-contact provision of his $3 million bond by texting someone on the no-contact list to tell them they were on the no-contact list