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Deni Avdija Sparks Social Media Frenzy Calling Ja Morant a 'Kid'
Israeli NBA player Deni Avdija has sparked a social media debate after referring to his new Portland Trail Blazers teammate Ja Morant as a "great kid" during an appearance on Draymond Green's podcast on Monday.
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- 01Deni Avdija sparked online debate by calling his new teammate Ja Morant a "great kid" on Draymond Green's podcast on Monday.
- 02Social media users criticized the comment as condescending because Morant is two years older than Avdija.
- 03Morant is a more established NBA player than Avdija, having earned two All-Star selections.
- 04Some fans referenced Morant's past legal troubles involving firearms when questioning Avdija's choice of words.
- 05Avdija expressed excitement about playing with Morant and Damian Lillard for the Portland Trail Blazers in the upcoming season.
- 06The remarks have led to online speculation about potential friction between the two Portland teammates.
Avdija, who was discussing his adaptability and excitement about playing alongside Morant and Damian Lillard, noted that he had not known Morant previously but found him to be a good kid with a high basketball IQ. The comment quickly drew backlash and amusement from NBA fans online, who pointed out that Morant is actually two years older than Avdija and has a more established career, including two All-Star selections.
Social media users criticized the remark as condescending and questioned the appropriateness of the term. Some users referenced Morant's past legal issues, including firearm-related arrests, with one user sarcastically asking how Morant could be called a kid, while others speculated that the comment could lead to tension between the new teammates.
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