(06-25-2021, 12:05 PM)SleepingHero Wrote: I think it's kind of a self selection sort of thing. For those that are really bothered by the Mavs 2018 scandal and Kidd's domestic abuse, this topic will never really go away for them and will always be hashed up whenever they watch the Mavs.
For others, they'll probably acknowledge it but in the future and day-to-day of the team they really only care about the on-court production.
I don't fault anyone for being uncomfortable with the org hiring someone with a history of domestic abuse after the 2018 scandal. Domestic abuse is a personal topic for me and definitely brings up some personal unkind memories.
But like I said earlier I'm going to give Kidd the benefit of the doubt and let scripture guide my judgment. Hate the sin love the sinner. People can be rehabilitated (if they actually want to be).
Love this!
(06-25-2021, 12:20 PM)mavsluvr Wrote: I don't think the bad ending was the fact that he left. I think it was that he pretended to have agreed to a deal with Cuban to get a better offer from the Knicks. Hey, it's not the only time Cuban thought he had a deal when he didn't. Maybe it's partly on him.
Oh really? Do you have evidence of that? <--honest question, not challenging your knowledge