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   From: nigger-lovers@disney.com   
      
   The NBA’s “snitch hotline” is apparently blowing up.   
      
   As part of a 113-page memo, the NBA set up an anonymous hotline   
   for players to report peers they suspect are breaking the rules.   
      
   Multiple tips have already been submitted to the hotline,   
   according to The Athletic, to report potential protocol   
   violations. The NBA is attempting to uphold a bubble-like   
   atmosphere in Orlando, Fla. in order to resume its season later   
   this month.   
      
   Some players have already received warnings from the league for   
   their violations, which reportedly stem from social distancing   
   and mask protocol.   
      
   The tips have already irked some around the league. Clippers   
   guard Lou Williams posted a rat emoji on twitter. In an   
   interview with Bleacher Report, Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie —   
   who is sitting out the restart after testing positive for   
   coronavirus —  announced “To all my fellow NBA players, don’t   
   call the snitch hotline.”   
      
   Two players – Rockets forward Bruno Caboclo and Kings center   
   Richaun Holmes – have already broken the league’s safety   
   protocols and have to restart the quarantine process.   
      
   Caboclo was reportedly unaware that he was not able to leave his   
   room during the initial quarantine period upon arrival in the   
   bubble. Holmes “briefly and accidentally” crossed campus lines   
   to pick up food delivery, he announced on Twitter on Monday.   
      
   If players do not follow safety protocols in the bubble,   
   punishment consists of a warning, a suspension and a campus ban.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2020/07/14/nba-players-are-already-snitching-   
   on-disney-bubble-violators/   
      
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