Stackhouse talks NBPA
Posted by Unknown on Friday, February 08, 2013 with No comments
During his 18 year career, Jerry Stackhouse has played through both recent NBA lockouts and also the entire tenure of NBPA Union Director Billy Hunter. With Hunter being under fire for "Nepotism" but no illegal wrong doing, Stackhouse is one of the players who thinks that it's time for a change. Stackhouse also indicated that he will attend the NBPA meeting during All-Star Weekend in Houston where the fate of Hunter will be decided.
“It’s horrible,” Stackhouse said. “I think everything needs to be revamped. Obviously Hunter should be out. In my opinion, the executive committee should be out, and really take the time to do a real search for what direction our union [should take], and what formation that we should have, because obviously it’s flawed.”
“Strictly to voice my opinion about what needs to happen,” Stackhouse said. “I’ve said it before. ... I went to the meeting in Dallas [at the 2010 All-Star Game]. [Hunter] and his cronies, [made it seem] like I didn’t [know] ... like I was off-base, and Fisher was right there, too. So I’ve got no love for either of them. They’ve all got to go.”
“It’s horrible,” Stackhouse said. “I think everything needs to be revamped. Obviously Hunter should be out. In my opinion, the executive committee should be out, and really take the time to do a real search for what direction our union [should take], and what formation that we should have, because obviously it’s flawed.”
“Strictly to voice my opinion about what needs to happen,” Stackhouse said. “I’ve said it before. ... I went to the meeting in Dallas [at the 2010 All-Star Game]. [Hunter] and his cronies, [made it seem] like I didn’t [know] ... like I was off-base, and Fisher was right there, too. So I’ve got no love for either of them. They’ve all got to go.”
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