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Originally Posted by JuniorNoboa
It's not really political.. it's more legal. The NBA does not want tampering .. PERIOD. It is in the best interest of the league and its owners to not allow tampering (as it would increase player costs) and to draw a line against all activities. Sometimes rather innocent comments will get dinged, but that is necessary to curtail tampering on a more higher level. They don't want to allow certain comments, and set precedents that could allow teams to tamper and get away with it. I don't think it reflects on morals or ethics as you suggest, but just the legal world we live in.
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the 'legal world' reflecting the morality and ethics i 'suggest', ultimately incentivizing some people to react politically.
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The NBA is not acting under a contract with the NCAA or protecting its relationship with them.. there is absolutely no contract between the NBA and NCAA.
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well, i don't know what you would call it- "contract" or not- but that's just nomenclature. they appear to be preserving a relationship built on certain guidelines, hence the fines and penalties and whatnot. i don't know why someone would argue that point, especially when the support appears to only contradict the argument.
maybe i just don't understand what you're saying. maybe you're not even replying to me. not sure.
peace