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Kenny Smith walked off the
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as the show went to air.
The broadcast was slated as pre-game programming ahead of
the playoff game scheduled between the Oklahoma City
Thunder and Houston Rockets. That game and all others in
the NBA were postponed after the Milwaukee Bucks
initiated a player walkout before Wednesday’s game
against the Orlando Magic to protest racial injustice in
the wake of the shooting of Jacob Blake by Kenosha,
Wisconsin police.
Smith, a longtime TNT analyst and 10-year NBA veteran
spoke as the show took the air and explained his
reasoning before leaving the set.
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O’Neal sat in silence for a moment. It’s not clear if
they were aware of Smith’s plan to leave the set
beforehand.
Programming then resumed as O’Neal speculated on what’s
next for players and the studio threw to a report from
the NBA campus from Yahoo Sports and TNT reporter Chris
Haynes.
Smith played in the NBA from 1987-97, winning two NBA
championships as the starting point guard for the Houston
Rockets. Smith joined Turner Sports shortly after his
retirement from the NBA and is a staple of the award-
winning “Inside the NBA” studio
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fate of the remainder of the NBA season remains unclear
as of Wednesday evening. After the games were postponed,
the Bucks released a statement demanding accountability
from Kenosha police and Wisconsin lawmakers.
Video emerged Sunday evening of police shooting the 29-
year-old Black man and father of three multiple times in
the back, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down,
according to his father.
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