Royce White: This season the world saw three very good NBA players (Kevin Love, Demar Derozan & Kelly Oubre) make global headlines. These men BRAVELY disclosed their own mental health struggles with the public. However, they were not the first and MORE IMPORTANTLY they won’t be the last. Recent studies have shown that athletes may be even more predisposed to mental health struggles than other citizens. …. The most notable case of a completely PROACTIVE approach in the NBA may certainly be my own. Sadly when I challenged policy and advocated for my own health, people within my own support system feared the peripheral effects of my public castigation. They worried many players wouldn’t discuss their plights going forward due to the condemnation that was crystallizing around my story. Although I didn’t want to believe it, they were somewhat right. Over the past 5-6 years I’ve been contacted by hundreds of players that have expressed many of their various mental health afflictions. Unfortunately many of them have also expressed an apprehension to share those afflictions with their team or the public.
Kelly Oubre Rumors
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Position: F-G
Born: 12/09/95
Height: 6-7 / 2.01
Weight:200 lbs. / 90.7 kg.
Salary: $3,208,630
Born: 12/09/95
Height: 6-7 / 2.01
Weight:200 lbs. / 90.7 kg.
Salary: $3,208,630
Chris Miller: “I fell off on my jump shot”. Kelly Oubre on the end of season shooting struggles. Also says there is definitely room for improvement #DCFamily
Eric Smith: Brooks: Kelly (Oubre) is going to get a chance to start and guard one of the best players in the league (referencing DeRozan)
Candace Buckner: Scott Brooks on Kelly Oubre, who will replace Otto Porter Jr. in the starting lineup … in the most important game of the year. “We need Kelly on the floor. Now that Otto is out, we need Kelly to give us great minutes…. It’s a great opportunity for him.”
Ohm Youngmisuk: Kelly Oubre Jr. will start in place of the injured Otto Porter Jr. Scott Brooks says Tomas Satoransky and Ty Lawson will see more minutes, especially when Toronto goes small.
Delon, under his breath as he walked off: “I’ve got a quote ready for (Oubre) after we win.”
Josh Lewenberg: Oubre said his comments re: Delon not playing well away from home were misconstrued, was just repeating what was asked in the question. “Obviously the story sounds sexier when I say that he doesn’t play well at home so that’s the story that made the headlines.”
