NBA players and fans rally for Adrian Wojnarowski after his ESPN suspension
is getting some support from the bench. A number of players from across the league are rallying on social media, protesting ESPN’s suspension of the network's on-air talent.
The issue began Friday, when Wojnarowski received a press release from Missouri’s Senator’s office, the subject line of which read “Senator Hawley Blasts NBA for Kowtowing to Beijing & Refusing to Support U.S. Military and Law Enforcement.” It detailed Hawley’s letter to NBA Commissioner
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