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Yep, world gone mad. No matter how often he places NBA players at physical risk or how regularly he creates an on-the-job hazard, the NBA is stuck with him.
fter all, how would it look if the league finally forever banished the winner of its good citizenship award as an uncontrollable detriment to The Game?
World Peace has neurological issues that cause him to lose it? Well, I can sympathize with that — as long as he’s not returned, three or so times a week, to both the stages and prompts of his uncontrolled, 10-plus-years condition!
What will it take for the NBA to protect its players from such a player? A $100 million negligence lawsuit?
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