Kings, E-40 release statement on ejection, call it a 'miscommunication'
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Rapper E-40 and the Sacramento Kings released a joint statement Wednesday calling the musician's ejection from Saturday's Warriors v. Kings game a ‘miscommunication.’
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Golden State Warriors fan E-40 was sitting courtside watching his team play the Sacramento Kings in Game 1 of the NBA playoffs on Saturday night at the Golden 1 Center.
Golden State Warriors fan and Bay Area hip-hop legend E-40 was ejected from Saturday night's playoff game between the Warriors and Kings in Sacramento and he said "racial bias" led to his dismissal. E-40 and the Sacramento Kings have released a statement.
“Security saw a disagreement between a Black man and a white woman and immediately assumed that I was at fault,” Bay Area rap legend and diehard Golden State Warriors fan says in statem…
The Golden State Warriors lost two on Saturday, one game and one fan. Warriors fan and rapper E-40 (real name Earl Stevens) was ejected from his courtside seat at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento,…
The Sacramento Kings are investigating allegations from a Bay Area hip-hop star that "racial bias" led to him being kicked out of his seat during a playoff game against the Golden State Warriors.
Rapper E-40 and the Sacramento Kings released a joint statement Wednesday calling the musician's ejection from Saturday's Warriors v. Kings game a ‘miscommunication.’
The Sacramento Kings and Bay Area hip-hop icon E-40 released a joint statement Wednesday agreeing there was a miscommunication that led to the rapper's ejection from the Kings-Warriors Game 1 matchup at the Golden 1 Center.
By JOSH DUBOW AP Sports Writer The Sacramento Kings and a Bay Area hip-hop star who alleged “racial bias” for being kicked out of a playoff game said the situation resulted from an “unfortunate misunderstanding.
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