NBA Passes Zero-Tolerance Policy
for Abusive Fan Behavior
.
The NBA is changing its code of conduct for the 2019-2020 season.
.
We've added any sexist language or LGBTQ language, any denigrating language in that way, anything that is non-basketball-related.
, Jerome Pickett, NBA executive vice president, via statement.
So 'your mother' comments, talking about your family ... anything non-basketball-related ... we will go and pull a fan out of the seat and investigate
what happened.
, Jerome Pickett, via statement.
The new policy is in reaction to a
number of high-profile altercations
between players and fans last season.
.
Russell Westbrook and DeMarcus Cousins were the subjects of racial taunts in Salt Lake City and Boston.
.
Kyle Lowry was shoved by Mark Stevens,
a minority partner of the Golden State
Warriors' ownership group.
.
Stevens was banned from conducting any team business for one year by the NBA
for Abusive Fan Behavior
.
The NBA is changing its code of conduct for the 2019-2020 season.
.
We've added any sexist language or LGBTQ language, any denigrating language in that way, anything that is non-basketball-related.
, Jerome Pickett, NBA executive vice president, via statement.
So 'your mother' comments, talking about your family ... anything non-basketball-related ... we will go and pull a fan out of the seat and investigate
what happened.
, Jerome Pickett, via statement.
The new policy is in reaction to a
number of high-profile altercations
between players and fans last season.
.
Russell Westbrook and DeMarcus Cousins were the subjects of racial taunts in Salt Lake City and Boston.
.
Kyle Lowry was shoved by Mark Stevens,
a minority partner of the Golden State
Warriors' ownership group.
.
Stevens was banned from conducting any team business for one year by the NBA
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