On March 8, Beijing time, Lakers star Wei Shao's wife Nina continued to update social media, complaining about the crazy remarks and crazy threats that she and her family had received about fans. Wei Shao himself even said: "The insults of the fans have affected my life, and I no longer want my family to watch the ball live!" Regarding the Internet violence suffered by Westbrook and his family, Westbrook's brother Renard Westbrook also updated social media in response to the fans' crazy remarks, saying: "You only care about how much money my brother makes, but respect is more important than money." ”
Brother Wei Shao said: "Let's see what all the media have to say when they interview my brother tomorrow!" I already knew you were going to continue to criticize him, and our last name, and you felt like you were on ESPN, so you didn't care what you said, but it wasn't. And, the crazy threat to my sister-in-law is absolutely intolerable! Of course, a netizen then replied and was justified.
A netizen said: "Brother, your brother's annual salary is $44 million, and he is still the 75th team in the NBA, the NBA Hall of Fame, but why can't he accept other people calling him Tiewei?" Throughout his career, James has been subjected to more than a hundred times more verbal attacks than your brother, have you ever seen James say a word? ”
You think that's the end? Then Wei Shao's younger brother replied to netizens: "You all only care about how much money my brother makes, but no one cares about respect for him, which is more important than money." "We don't say whether Wei Shao is fully integrated into the Lakers, but in today's game, Wei Shao had 17 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists on 5 of 14, but there were also 5 turnovers, 14 shots, 13 free throws but only 17 points, Wei Shao seems to be able to review himself.
The crazy threats of the fans are really unnecessary, and Westbrook has also had a very high performance this season, but it is only a single core and a 1-2 game. For the rest of the game, Westbrook earned $44 million in annual salary, averaged 43.3 percent from the field, shot as little as 28.2 percent from three-point range, and was 234th in the league with a net efficiency of -3.5 percent. Obviously, the anger of the fans is also justified. (Text/Lude's Sports Talk)