NEW YORK -- Less than 40 minutes after the NBA released a statement from commissioner Adam Silver expressing disappointment that Kyrie Irving did not apologize for publicizing a film full of "deeply offensive antisemitic material" and "vile and harmful content," the Brooklyn Nets guard again refused to say he is sorry. Irving posted the link to "Hebrews To Negroes: Wake Up Black America" last Thursday. A week later, asked if he is sorry for the hurt that his post had caused people, he said: "I take my responsibility for posting that. Some things that were questionable in there, untrue. Like...