The NBA, its players association and the Brooklyn Nets should have long ago lost patience with Kyrie Irving. After Saturday, when Irving doubled down on his posting of a link to a blatantly anti-Semitic movie on his Instagram and Twitter account, it should be clear: All three parties should use any and all disciplinary actions they have at their disposal to make Irving understand that, yes, his actions have consequences. And yes, what he has done has the capacity to hurt millions and millions of people. Advertisement “I’m not gonna stand down on anything I believe in,” Irving said at...
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