Celtics Twitter Account tweets out AD Celtics jersey as part of promo

[Ogaju]

potential tampering by tweeting out a green Anthony Davis jersey to a fan.

[RJ87]

.... huh?

EDIT: So I googled the "story" since there was no link or additional info provided by OP. If the Lakers weren't barred from trading for AD, I don't see how a misstep by a social media intern causes us to be.

For those interested: https://sportsnaut.com/2019/04/did-the-celtics-just-tamper-with-anthony-davis-on-twitter/

[GreenEnvy]

Very odd they did that.

But, does this really constitute tampering?

It didn’t come from a front office/coaching staff employee, so the league may fine them but we’ve seen much worse.

Probably going to cost their social media person their job.

[smokeablount]

I don't see how a seemingly rogue tweet would get an AD trade vetoed.  If it does, that person is going to need to move out of state.

[hwangjini_1]

potential tampering by tweeting out a green Anthony Davis jersey to a fan.

you might want to change the title for this thread.

[philr13]

I'd be shocked if the league has anything to say about this. It wasn't wise, but hardly tampering.

Even if it was I don't think it would have any effect on a potential Davis trade.

[Donoghus]

I changed the title.

[mef730]

It just says "Davis" and "23." I believe that it could be any Davis, or a name chosen at random to show what #23 would look like on the Celtics.. The last name Davis is the 7th most common in North America, not to mention the 45th most common in England and 68th most common in Wales.

Clearly, the chances that they are referring to "Anthony Davis" the basketball player are obviously very, very slim.

Mike

[Donoghus]

It just says "Davis" and "23." I believe that it could be any Davis, or a name chosen at random to show what #23 would look like on the Celtics.. The last name Davis is the 7th most common in North America, not to mention the 45th most common in England and 68th most common in Wales.

Clearly, the chances that they are referring to "Anthony Davis" the basketball player are obviously very, very slim.

Mike

What's that term again? "Plausible Deniability?"

[Roy H.]

I changed the title.

Nice job.

OP:  quit baiting.

[mef730]

It just says "Davis" and "23." I believe that it could be any Davis, or a name chosen at random to show what #23 would look like on the Celtics.. The last name Davis is the 7th most common in North America, not to mention the 45th most common in England and 68th most common in Wales.

Clearly, the chances that they are referring to "Anthony Davis" the basketball player are obviously very, very slim.

Mike

What's that term again? "Plausible Deniability?"

i like to think of it as a crazy coincidence.

Mike

[hpantazo]

Ricky Davis?

Glenn Davis?

 

[gpap]

Ricky Davis?

Glenn Davis?

 

They plan to honor former police commissioner Ed Davis next season.

[gouki88]

Ricky Davis?

Glenn Davis?

 

They plan to honor former police commissioner Ed Davis next season.

Which also happens to be the name of an NBA player, lol

[RJ87]

Ricky Davis?

Glenn Davis?

 

Paying homage to legendary actress Geena Davis.