PJ Hairston fukkin lost.

[Skooby]

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on...ordon-driving-pj-hairstons-car-at-time-of-dwi

Josh Gordon was driving P.J. Hairston's car at time of DWI arrest



Browns wideout Josh Gordon was arrested on Saturday morning. (USATSI)


Both Browns receiver Josh Gordon and Bobcats forward P.J. Hairston had interesting holiday weekends. Gordon was pulled over in Raleigh, N.C. and charged with DWI and speeding, while Hairston allegedly punched a kid in a pickup basketball game at the Durham, N.C. YMCA.

In worlds collide news: Gordon was driving Hairston's car at the time of his arrest, CBSSports.com has learned.

The record from Gordon's arrest show him driving a 2015 GMC Yukon, registered to Samuel Peterson Hairston, Jr., AKA. "P.J." Hairston was drafted with the 26th overall pick in the 2014 NBA Draft by the Charlotte Hornets (via the Miami Heat) less than two weeks ago.

Additionally, Gordon was bonded out ($500) of Wake County jail by Haydn "Fats" Thomas. If the name sounds familiar, it should: Thomas and Hairston were linked when the former UNC basketball star was arrested recently, with Hairston claiming Thomas loaned him the car.

Records obtained by CBSSports.com show Gordon blew a 0.09 (0.08 is North Carolina's legal limit) when pulled over by Raleigh Police.

Gordon's already facing a potential season-long ban from the NFL because of a reported failed drug test. The NFL has yet to hear his appeal and the latest string of incidents shouldn't do much for his case.

 

[Human Torch]

Wow

 

[MikelArteta]

Charges

 

[Big Boss]

 

[Rekkapryde]

PJ is the definition of "this nikka"

 

[HNIC973]

 

[kash10003]

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on...ordon-driving-pj-hairstons-car-at-time-of-dwi

Josh Gordon was driving P.J. Hairston's car at time of DWI arrest



Browns wideout Josh Gordon was arrested on Saturday morning. (USATSI)


Both Browns receiver Josh Gordon and Bobcats forward P.J. Hairston had interesting holiday weekends. Gordon was pulled over in Raleigh, N.C. and charged with DWI and speeding, while Hairston allegedly punched a kid in a pickup basketball game at the Durham, N.C. YMCA.

In worlds collide news: Gordon was driving Hairston's car at the time of his arrest, CBSSports.com has learned.

The record from Gordon's arrest show him driving a 2015 GMC Yukon, registered to Samuel Peterson Hairston, Jr., AKA. "P.J." Hairston was drafted with the 26th overall pick in the 2014 NBA Draft by the Charlotte Hornets (via the Miami Heat) less than two weeks ago.

Additionally, Gordon was bonded out ($500) of Wake County jail by Haydn "Fats" Thomas. If the name sounds familiar, it should: Thomas and Hairston were linked when the former UNC basketball star was arrested recently, with Hairston claiming Thomas loaned him the car.

Records obtained by CBSSports.com show Gordon blew a 0.09 (0.08 is North Carolina's legal limit) when pulled over by Raleigh Police.

Gordon's already facing a potential season-long ban from the NFL because of a reported failed drug test. The NFL has yet to hear his appeal and the latest string of incidents shouldn't do much for his case.

Ole' Babel multi-interconnected storyline ass nikkas

next thing you know the cop who pulled over is actually the high school kid's dad and the judge for the case is banging the cop's wife, who knows where Bison Dele is and shyt

 

[AAKing23]

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on...ordon-driving-pj-hairstons-car-at-time-of-dwi

Josh Gordon was driving P.J. Hairston's car at time of DWI arrest



Browns wideout Josh Gordon was arrested on Saturday morning. (USATSI)


Both Browns receiver Josh Gordon and Bobcats forward P.J. Hairston had interesting holiday weekends. Gordon was pulled over in Raleigh, N.C. and charged with DWI and speeding, while Hairston allegedly punched a kid in a pickup basketball game at the Durham, N.C. YMCA.

In worlds collide news: Gordon was driving Hairston's car at the time of his arrest, CBSSports.com has learned.

The record from Gordon's arrest show him driving a 2015 GMC Yukon, registered to Samuel Peterson Hairston, Jr., AKA. "P.J." Hairston was drafted with the 26th overall pick in the 2014 NBA Draft by the Charlotte Hornets (via the Miami Heat) less than two weeks ago.

Additionally, Gordon was bonded out ($500) of Wake County jail by Haydn "Fats" Thomas. If the name sounds familiar, it should: Thomas and Hairston were linked when the former UNC basketball star was arrested recently, with Hairston claiming Thomas loaned him the car.

Records obtained by CBSSports.com show Gordon blew a 0.09 (0.08 is North Carolina's legal limit) when pulled over by Raleigh Police.

Gordon's already facing a potential season-long ban from the NFL because of a reported failed drug test. The NFL has yet to hear his appeal and the latest string of incidents shouldn't do much for his case.

You can't make this shyt up

 

[USSInsiders]

He's pressing charges

Smart as hell

"Yo PJ," "Lemme hold some of that rookie contract and I'll drop the charges."

 

[UserNameless]

2. High school kid pushing a 6'6" 230 lbs guy has got a lot of balls or is a swole brother.

He's skinny, man.

But if he was doin' work on PJ, Coach K better be recruiting the lil' homie.

 

[Art Barr]

Doesn't matter if the story doesn't add up. His agent confirmed that he threw them hands at a high school kid. Dude is unstable, honestly.

we don't know all the facts yet.
besides his fist colliding into shawty face.
one, thing I do know about black life is.
you don't chide no nikka named pj unless you got hands.
Chu, young nikkaz act like y'all respect nikkaz and don't and pj just was like fukk that.
shyt happens, and shyt happened.



art barr

 

[muzikfrk75]

It NEVER ends

P.J. Hairston’s agent is not certified — and that's a problem

There’s yet another wrinkle in the P.J. Hairston saga.

Hairston’s agent, Juan Morrow, identifies himself as a “certified player agent” on his website and social media profiles for his agency, Upside Media Group.

According to the National Basketball Players Association, that’s not true.

In fact, Robert Gadson, director of the NBPA’s Security and Agent Administration Department told Sporting News on Thursday that there is “no record of a Juan Morrow in (the NBPA’s) files, nor is there record of an applicant by that name.”

Sporting News reached out to Morrow for comment, but the phone call was not returned.

Sporting News' attempt to contact Hairston through Upside Media Group also was unsuccessful.

So why does this matter?

According to the NBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement, “(p)ersons who wish to represent NBA players in individual contract negotiations must comply with the Regulations and become certified as an NBPA Player Agent before they are eligible to participate in such negotiations.”

To become a certified agent, individuals must submit an application and are subject to a background check. The NBPA office said background checks typically take between two weeks and 30 days, and investigators are searching for red flags such as embezzlement, theft or fraud.

Once approved, annual agent fees are due no later than the first of July for the upcoming season. Gadson has no record of Morrow submitting payment for those fees.

Article XXXVI of the CBA states: “The NBA shall impose a fine of $50,000 upon any Team that negotiates a Player Contract with an agent or representative not certified by the Players Association in accordance with the Players Association’s Agent Regulation Program if, at the time of such negotiations, such Team either (a) knows that such agent or representative has not been so certified, or (b) fails to make reasonable inquiry of the NBA as to whether such agent or representative has been so certified.”

Also per the CBA, each team is supplied an updated list of certified agents every two weeks. It is the responsibility of teams to confirm agents as being in good standing with the NBPA office.

Sporting News reached out to Hornets VP of Communications, Mike Cristaldi, to find out whether the Hornets are aware of Morrow’s status. Cristaldi said the Hornets would not be able to confirm knowledge of Morrow’s certification.

If it is discovered that an agent’s certifications were not valid when a contract was signed, then “all terms within the contract are voided,” Gadson said. It is unclear whether rookie contract negotiations between the Hornets and Hairston have taken place.

UMG lists Hairston as its only client.

The former North Carolina guard was selected with the 26th overall pick of the 2014 NBA Draft by the Miami Heat before being traded to the Hornets for Shabazz Napier.

Hairston is slotted to make about $2 million in the first two years of his deal, after which the Hornets have the opportunity to keep him on two single-season options.

UPDATE: Morrow has removed "Certified player agent" from his bio on Upside Media Group's website.

 

[42 Monks]

That's ...way more troubling than lumping up high school kid in the gym