Stone Garrett alleged in a public Instagram comment that Josh Naylor hid in his closet with a butcher knife, jumped out and sliced Garrett's thumb open, requiring surgery, and Naylor received only a one-game suspension.
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Stone Garrett alleged in a public Instagram comment that Josh Naylor hid in his closet with a butcher knife, jumped out and sliced Garrett's thumb open, requiring surgery, and Naylor received only a one-game suspension.
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PFT leads off his Hot Seat with Serena Williams, who lost in three sets at Wimbledon in what appeared to be the definitive end of her comeback attempt. He also flags the Jaylen Brown situation — trade offers apparently nowhere near what the Celtics expected, and Brown liked an Instagram comment from @orlandovibedealer suggesting he deserves to go somewhere that respects him. The discussion shifts to Memes raising Emmanuel Acho's incendiary claim that the WNBA would be better without Caitlin Clark, which lands without PFT available due to a brief connection drop. [1] — PFT Commenter "If we got mad at Kevin Durant for going to Golden State, this would be pathetic. Pathetic." 04:34 Big Cat's Cool Throne goes to Ben Simmons, who is hyping yet another comeback while fishing on a boat in Miami — which PFT suggests might actually be his true calling. The segment's most jaw-dropping moment arrives when Big Cat reads Stone Garrett's Instagram comment alleging Josh Naylor hid in his minor-league apartment closet with a butcher knife, jumped out, sliced Garrett's thumb requiring nerve surgery, and received a one-game suspension while the team kept it quiet. [2] — Big Cat "Former teammate Stone Garrett alleged Josh Naylor hid in his closet with a butcher knife, jumped out, sliced Garrett's thumb open, required…" 54:23 Zach's Cool Throne goes to Nick Saban writing a character testimony letter for former Alabama player Terrion Arnold, who is facing kidnapping allegations. PFT suggests Saban should have led the letter by declaring himself anti-kidnapping.
Emmanuel Acho claimed the WNBA would be better without Caitlin Clark. Malik Beasley is going to prison for sports betting. And Josh Naylor may have once hidden in a teammate's closet with a butcher knife — allegedly.
Former teammate Stone Garrett alleged Josh Naylor hid in his closet with a butcher knife, jumped out, sliced Garrett's thumb open, required surgery, and received only a one-game suspension while the team kept it quiet. The front office apparently wanted it hush-hush.
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