The NBA has officially ended its investigation into the Thunder's rising stars! The latter said that he was in a nightmare and was afraid that he would be packed up and sent away by the Russian city

Serious basketball club

2024-05-24 06:03Posted in Tianjin Sports Creators

On May 24, Beijing time, the NBA playoffs continued. According to Woj, the league has concluded its investigation into allegations that Thunder rising star Giddey had an improper relationship with a minor. In a previous interview, Giddey has said that he has been living a nightmare this season.

According to previous reports, Giddey was revealed to have become boyfriend and girlfriend with an underage high school student and had sex. According to local law, Gidee could face jail time. In the end, the alliance downplayed the matter, giving the reason that Josh Gidi was deceived by the girl, he didn't know the age of the other party at first, and after he found out, he also expressed his willingness to break up with the other party.

It should be noted that four months ago, the police concluded that Giddey had an inappropriate relationship with a minor that "no criminal conduct could be proven," and according to Woj, sources revealed that the NBA had come to a similar conclusion, thus officially closing the investigation into the matter.

In a previous interview, Giddey said: "I feel like I'm in a nightmare all the time, for a series of reasons. As I said before, I'm lucky that the people around me care about me, they accompany me, they come to the stadium every day and see my teammates who can help me, training in the stadium helps me, yes, there are many, many things going on and their presence helps me a lot. ”

In this year's playoffs, Giddey didn't play well. Especially in the series against the Mavericks, Giddey averaged only 12.5 minutes per game and scored 6.2 points, shooting 43.5% from the field and 18.5% from three-point range, which also made Giddey likely to be traded away by the Thunder.

According to Evan Sidery, the Thunder are expected to package Giddey and the first-rounder, trading for influential players who are better suited to the rotation. "The Thunder were widely expected to peddle Giddey in the offseason, and now that he's eligible for a contract extension, the Thunder could try to package Keady with some of their 13 first-rounders to get an impactful player who is better suited to the rotation," he said. ”

Do you think the Thunder should send Giddey away? Feel free to let us know in the comments section.

View original image 119K

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

•