NEW YORK -- NBA Commissioner Adam Silver wants an apology and Kyrie Irving still isn't going to give one.
Shortly after Silver said Irving "made a reckless decision" by tweeting out a link to a film containing antisemitic material last week, the Brooklyn Nets guard again stopped short of saying he was sorry for doing so.
Irving said some things in "Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America" were untrue, but he didn't say he shouldn't have posted a link to it.
"I'm not the one who made the documentary," Irving said after the Nets practiced Thursday.