ATLANTA -- New Orleans Pelicans guard CJ McCollum, who serves as the president of the National Basketball Players Association, said that Kyrie Irving's social-media post about an antisemitic film and the controversy that ensued can be used as a teaching moment for all players. McCollum made his first public statements on Irving on Saturday night following the Pelicans' loss to the Atlanta Hawks. "I think the important part was he did apologize," McCollum said, referencing the apology Irving posted on Instagram hours after he was suspended by the Brooklyn Nets. "He's displayed empathy now. I think this is a learning...
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