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If found innocent, Colangelo doesn't deserve to get fired.
League sources have told @PompeyOnSixers that the Sixers' investigation into Bryan Colangelo alleged Twitter use could be done as soon as Friday. Some sources also expect him to lose his job. https://t.co/qW9IPZzaMR
— Philly.com Sports (@phillysport) May 31, 2018Mamba Mentality
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TRex wrote: View PostIf found innocent, Colangelo doesn't deserve to get fired.
League sources have told @PompeyOnSixers that the Sixers' investigation into Bryan Colangelo alleged Twitter use could be done as soon as Friday. Some sources also expect him to lose his job. https://t.co/qW9IPZzaMR
— Philly.com Sports (@phillysport) May 31, 2018
Clearly they were having pillow talks about private NBA shit.
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TRex wrote: View PostIf found innocent, Colangelo doesn't deserve to get fired.
League sources have told @PompeyOnSixers that the Sixers' investigation into Bryan Colangelo alleged Twitter use could be done as soon as Friday. Some sources also expect him to lose his job. https://t.co/qW9IPZzaMR
— Philly.com Sports (@phillysport) May 31, 2018
No player or agent is going to trust Bryan going forward. And that puts the team in jeopardy. It sucks if he really didn't know about it.. but you also have to be careful who you tell your secrets to.
If this was Masai and someone he knew.. I'd want Masai fired too.
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It's tough, every job other than like vague yet menacing government agencies talk to their wife about the job, and I don't know if it's fair to hold Colangelo responsible for his wife's actions.
That said, life isn't fair. Colangelo is going to get fired for this unless it was a complete scam, and that sucks for him.That is a normal collar. Move on, find a new slant.
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Other Scott wrote: View PostIt's tough, every job other than like vague yet menacing government agencies talk to their wife about the job, and I don't know if it's fair to hold Colangelo responsible for his wife's actions.
That said, life isn't fair. Colangelo is going to get fired for this unless it was a complete scam, and that sucks for him.
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Shaolin Fantastic wrote: View PostActually a lot of jobs have non-disclosure agreements, where you're not even allowed to give pertinent information to family members. Idk if that's the case for an NBA GM but I imagine it is considering how sensitive some of that info is. If that's the case and he gave his wife that information then it's perfectly reasonable for them to fire him tbh.
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Shaolin Fantastic wrote: View PostActually a lot of jobs have non-disclosure agreements, where you're not even allowed to give pertinent information to family members. Idk if that's the case for an NBA GM but I imagine it is considering how sensitive some of that info is. If that's the case and he gave his wife that information then it's perfectly reasonable for them to fire him tbh.
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I know, self-plug and all, but I wrote on the front page about why I think it's DeMar's offensive limitations, not defensive limitations, that are the reason the Raptors might want to move on:
https://www.raptorsrepublic.com/2018...or-big-change/twitter.com/anthonysmdoyle
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DanH wrote: View PostEven if it's not written up in the contract, a situation like this is grounds for dismissal regardless. You just can't allow something like this to happen as the face of a half-billion dollar corporation.9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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KeonClark wrote: View PostI think your valuation is pretty low. Sixers gotta be worth a billion dollars
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DanH wrote: View PostYou are totally right. Looked it up, every team in the league is valuated at $1B or more now. Philly's at $1.2B.9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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golden wrote: View PostAbsolutely. Publicly traded companies are especially hard-ass on insider disclosures, which is strongly enforced by the SEC (i.e. the government). Unless you can prove you were talking in your sleep.... you're going to jail.
Assuming Bryan knew nothing of his wife's twitter accounts, I both believe he should be fired but that he also really didn't do anything wrong.That is a normal collar. Move on, find a new slant.
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Other Scott wrote: View PostRight. I'm just saying practically that most people do typically trust their spouses with information like that. And if they get burned, absolutely they pay the consequences of it.
Assuming Bryan knew nothing of his wife's twitter accounts, I both believe he should be fired but that he also really didn't do anything wrong.9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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