The NBA is deciding whether to discipline Randle for his act on national television which doesn’t help his image. If Randle had been right about the show, it would have been an easier scene to support. But Randle wasn’t right.
On the West 4 th Street playground, Randle made an old school up and down and Foster explained it well to pool reporter Brian Mahoney.
Randle had full possession of the ball while Kyrie Irving made the excellent defensive play by slapping the ball as he rose for the jumper. Randle dropped with the ball and dribbled alone. Travelling.
“It was believed that the defender touched the ball, but he didn’t make it detach or lose,” Foster said in an NBA transcript the league leaked to national media.