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Kyle Korver: Privileged | The Oklahoma Eagle

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Thabo and I were teammates on the Hawks, and we’d flown into New York late after a game in Atlanta.

Before I tell the rest of this story, let me just say real quick — Thabo wasn’t some random teammate of mine, or some guy in the league who I knew a little bit.

In a closed-door meeting with the president of the Jazz the next day, my teammates shared stories of similar experiences they’d had — of feeling degraded in ways that went beyond acceptable heckling.

One of the guys in the meeting was Thabo — he’s my teammate in Utah now.

It’s like — I may be Thabo’s friend, or Ekpe’s teammate, or Russ’s colleague; I may work with those guys.

Source: The Oklahoma Eagle

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