The situation became very nervous between the two journalists, who were lying around the opinions and factual differences in Nico Harrison’s death threat.
Over the weekend, ESPN’s Tim Macmahon reported that Dallas GM Harrison suffered his life after he traded the face of the franchise Luka Doncic He almost said that he was not suitable for the team.
But ahead of the Mavericks’ first home game since the Luca trade, independent Mavericks journalist Grant Afseth questioned Macmahon’s report after talking to police.
“The Dallas Police Department’s public information officer told me, ‘No threats are available yet,’ against Mavericks GM Nico Harrison,” Afses wrote on X. “Before Saturday’s game against the Rockets. ”
MacMahon doesn’t appreciate this and even seems to call Afseth Hoop collective podcast.
“Let me double my efforts,” he said Monday. “Because I was torn apart, because the Dallas Police Department told some wanting to be a journalist, ‘There is no known threat to us.’ Well, guys, the safety of the Mavericks is actually The highest level of law enforcement in the United States. Threats have not raised themselves to the level they feel they need to report to the police. But I assure you that I heard from multiple sources that he received a death threat.”
Afseth saw the newsletter and responded with the name Macmahon.
“Tim MacMahon: ‘Threats have not raised themselves to the level that needs to be reported to the police,’ Afses wrote on X. “That’s the story of ‘something to be a journalist’. I think it’s unfair to give a fan base or the city of Dallas a bad reputation on global TV.”
Can’t wait for the reporter’s next duel.
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