Former Boston Celtics big man Glenn Davis is facing some serious charges for defrauding the NBA of up to $4 million in Medicare. However, it turns out that the "big baby" is not worried about this problem at all.
Davis and 17 other NBA celebrities will face criminal charges for allegedly falsifying medical documents in order to receive monetary compensation from the league. The 35-year-old recently shared his views on social media:
Former Celtics center Davis said: "It's your big baby, man. Don't believe that crap on the internet, I'll have a chance to go to court. They were just angry because a black man had money. ”
Glenn Davis apparently denied all the allegations in his NSFW address. However, the fact that the former Celtic player is wolfing fried chicken in his tirades makes it clear that he's not too worried about the issue right now. As he said, he will have the opportunity to appear in court.
In this video, Davis is not only in a private jet, but also decides to show off a suitcase full of money next to him. The former Celtic player even showed off his 2008 championship ring. In any case, Davis averaged 4.5 points and 3.0 rebounds per game for Boston that year.
Dion was injured in Saturday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies, and expectations were made for the Atlanta Hawks to keep Ariel Okafor and John Collins as a center. However, after the team gave up the former lotto pick on Monday, McMillan and his team appeared to have other plans.
Okafor, who was third overall pick in the 2015 NBA Draft, signed an unprotected contract with the Hawks last September. While he didn't impress in the pre-season, there's no doubt Okafor performed better than his rival Rowavo Caballo.
Still, when the Hawks decided to lay off Okafor, it was a bit shocking.
It remains to be seen how the Hawks will handle their lineup, but Yalier Okafor's departure seems to hint that Gorgy Dion's injury is not serious and that he could be a substitute for John Collins in the 2021-22 season.
For Okafor, it's another setback in his disappointing career so far. When he got off to a hot start with the Philadelphia 76ers, expectations were high for him, even ending in his first year in the finals as Rookie of the Year. However, injuries hampered his progress until he dropped out of the 76ers rotation and was traded to the Brooklyn Nets.
He's never had the chance to play his rookie season, and now he's looking for a new team that's willing to gamble on him and give him a chance.