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Dwight Howard Supports Kyrie Irving’s Stance On Not Restarting The 2019-20 NBA Season

  • Jun 14, 2020
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The NBA season is gearing up to come back, but Kyrie Irving said aht,aht,aht.

Los Angeles Lakers big man, Dwight Howard, sent a statement to CNN stating he stands with Kyrie Irving.

Per Dwight Howard:

“I agree with Kyrie (Irving).

Howard’s teammate and Irving’s ex-Cavs running mate LeBron James feels players can still ball and fight for social change at the same time, according to reports.

“I love Kyrie’s passion towards helping this movement… I’m with it…but in the right way not at the cost of the whole NBA players careers.

Source: Cassius | born unapologetic | News, Style, Culture
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