Originally Posted by
Laramie
Quite an observation and rush to judgement. Would you want to at least be able to tell your side of the story without people passing judgement?
Glad you pointed out that he 'dropped an XBox360 on her head;' this doesn't sound like someone really trying to hurt his live-in girlfriend. Could it have fallen off the counter, slipped from his hand or something? We've only heard one side of the story. Will she file charges? This situation needs to play itself out; including predicting how Presti is going to handle this situation is a bit premature.
If we were hearing that this were the actions of a Durant, Westbrook or Collison toward a live-in girlfriend/spouse would we be so quick to 'rush to judgement?'
Have we heard from DeAndre Liggins? Oh, he comes off the bench and we can get his caliber of play 'a dime a dozen...' Trample over this guy and his reputation--he's your average thug?
Give the Thunder a chance to do their own internal investigation. We don't need to be privy to all the minute details. This whole situation has been a total fiasco for DeAndre Liggins and his family. If Liggins wanted to hurt his girlfriend given his size and frame she wouldn't have made it to a neighbor's house; a neighbor who wasn't aware of Liggins and his girlfriend.
Yes, this is definitely not on the same level as the Paterno, Hernandez or Sandusky cases. Oklahoma City Thunder organization will handle this situation and until they hear from Liggins (we've heard one version), let the process takes its course.
This sounds ole so familiar growing up where you have that mob mentality and since Liggins is not a Durant, Westbrook or Ibaka; we are so quick to rush to judgement.
You keep hearing parents suggest these players are our childrens' role models. You as parent(s) should be that child's role model (not a Thunder player); life affords us many teachable moments and much can be learned from this situation; teaching them to observe all things...
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