Hopefully if effects his game
Maybe all our cheerleaders and fans can cover their chests when he gets near them… kinda like “airball” chant… BTW, how would Juwan Howard have handled this? 
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Has anyone heard anything from the cheerleader?
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Probably doesn’t want the spotlight.
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Can you be “accused” of touching a cheerleader “appropriately”?
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Yes. Yes, you can.
But only by her.
because he is saying it was incidental (actual has no recollection of the incident), the cheerleader believes him… but some people are saying the video says otherwise
https://twitter.com/MainTeamSports2/status/1505995125931057162
in the arizona presser today, mathurin said he spoke with her, apologized and everything is cool
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It does not look intentional. He has his right arm out too, just absently fist bumping. Plus, it’s the New York Post.
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When did this happen, the next day or moments later?
minutes right after they won, he was bowing to the crowd who were hyping him up (he hit game tying 3)
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I think he did it on purpose to look incidental. Very much like the Aubrey Coleman incident. It will never be proven one way or another. Reports are that he has apologized. I think that will be the end of this
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There was no reaction from the cheerleader. Has she commented that he touched her?
It seems to me that the sun rises in the east.
Ref picked up his flag after the play, said it was incidental contact
Both arms extended, for fist bumps, incidental. Great basketball player. Hope he misses a lot tomorrow though.
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Who was he going to “fist bump”. Only person close was the cheerleader he fist bumped . . . . .
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How about a one game suspension?
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This is what I was wondering. To his right is the media/radio guys and to his left are the cheerleaders. Even as he approached the tunnel, it’s not like fans were lined next to him to hive five him, so it was kind of odd.
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