Stephen Jackson (Twitter) The thing about the truth is it's not subjective. We all have to face it, whether we want to or not.
It's often been said that you don't have to believe in the law of gravity, but you'll have to deal with it if you jump off the top of the Empire State building. So, while we can debate who was more wrong between Lakers teammates D'Angelo Russell and Nick Young in the aftermath of a video, shot by the rookie, in which the veteran admits to cheating on fiance rapper Iggy Azalea during a conversation he thought was private until the cow comes home. However, one truth prevails—what Russell did was potentially damaging to health. Former NBA player turned ESPN personality…
