“This strategy could definitely work” Jaylen Brown’s eye-opening statement on potential NBA Finals boycott over gun violence

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There’s even a chance, according to Jaylen Brown, that both teams will boycott a game as the NBA Finals continue, a major issue in America has risen to the spotlight. Multiple shootings have claimed the lives of innocent people around the country in recent months, sparking a national discussion about gun control. Both the Boston Celtics and the Golden State Warriors have already worn shirts calling for an end to the violence.

Jaylen Brown on recent gun violence and if it will ever come to BOS/GSW deciding not to play:

“It could. Definitely things need to be addressed… It raises awareness. It gets peoples attention…I think it’s an effective strategy that could work. We’ll see.” #Celtics
— C. (@ChelseaSherrod) June 7, 2022

For many years, the gun control issue has been a point of conflict. The NBA allows its players to use their platform, and it’s evident that both the Celtics and Warriors have no hesitation about speaking out against one of America’s most frustrating problems. Boycotting an NBA Finals game would be a big decision, and many fans are divided on whether such a move is justified.

Players and coaches from around the league voice their concerns on gun control

"END GUN VIOLENCE' t-shirts worn by NBA players — “END GUN VIOLENCE” t-shirts worn by NBA players

The NBA, out of the major four leagues in the United States, has emerged as possibly the most liberal sports league since the progressive left smashed the borders that divided sports and politics. There isn’t a league more left wing than the National Basketball Association, from the players to the coaches to the fandom, and now that could lead to a boycott of the NBA finals which is the most important stretch of their season.

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Both the Celtics and the Warriors have already made political remarks in favor of gun control and gun ban legislation. Following the May 24 massacre in Uvalde, Texas, both teams wore orange shirts with the words “End Gun Violence” on them during Game 2 of the NBA Finals, appealing for gun legislation. Warriors coach Steve Kerr, one of the most outspoken head coaches in sports when it comes to progressive topics, believes that action on gun reform must be made.

A furious, emotional and fed up Steve Kerr pleaded with senators to do something about the mass shootings. pic.twitter.com/fmERY4izFl
— Ohm Youngmisuk (@NotoriousOHM) May 24, 2022

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Jaylen Brown weigh in his opinion of a potential boycott of an NBA Finals game

Jaylen Brown of the Boston Celtics said on Tuesday that players from Boston and Golden State should boycott an NBA Finals game to protest gun violence. Brown made his comments regarding a possible boycott in response to a reporter’s question about whether public outrage over gun murder in the United States would “get to the point” of a boycott. During a press conference as the two teams prepare for Game 3 on Wednesday night, Brown said, “It could. You keep an open mind. You never know. Definitely things need to be addressed.”

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