Remember when he bricked it all night in San Antonio? We knew he was a fraud before the FBI.
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Just an observation with no innuendo. Both Brendan Sorsby and Kerr Kriisa played at Cinciinnati in 2025.
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That is interesting
I don’t know what he was arrested for, but they should include the fraud involved in convincing multiple teams that he was a good point guard. 
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Didn’t respect the guy much as a player but when he did the I have big balls sign after making some silly first half three point shot against us he hit a new low. He would go on to do nothing after his lucky moment when the bad shot found the bottom of the net.
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I thought about that same moment, Russ.
Doesn’t seem to be related to his basketball career…
Seems like he was getting loans from people to “help his family” and those are being prosecuted as fraud…
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Hate to pile on a guy having trouble, but I often comment to Tracey when I feel an opponent overreacts to a dunk or three in the first few min of the game.
I felt Krissa’s was over the top it stayed with me.
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I would say this is not a guy having some trouble. This guy used some of the more egregious and deceptive methods to get people to pay him multiple times.
The Organized Crime Index indicates financial fraud being a big issue in Estonia. He has the skill set to play overseas and make a decent living. But the urge to get wealthy on the backs of decent people was too much for that twit.
I know this is irrelevant but he always reminded me of a guy from my HS in Stamps, Arky. The guy couldn’t stay out of trouble. In little league he got mad and threw a bat at an opposing coach. In and out of corrections then disappeared. He looked just like Kriisa in the face. His nickname was “Piggly” because he was so good at shoplifting at Piggly Wiggly.
Note: anyone in arky with a derivative nickname related to hogs got a lot of chicks
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So he’s basically a professional Go-Fund-Me fraudster.
I knew he was trash, but he’s even trashier than I thought.
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Seems like the country has become easy prey for fraudsters. Throw the book at him.
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Definitely. I tell my dad to forward me any message from anyone he doesn’t know. And to ignore phone calls.
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Never trust a dude named Kerr
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Interestingly, he’s named after Steve Kerr.
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Scammers are below pond scum in the hierarchy of things.
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Complete garbage.
BTW I have a friend whose brother-in-law works that beat in tandem with Interpol. This friend tells me that a lot of the overseas support staff for gig jobs like doordash and Instacart are people that have real jobs as credit card and elderly scammers. He says they are known for accessing gig worker personal data.
FYI if you have a gig worker in the fam. I do.
Stay vigilent.
Yeah… don’t trust him either!
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Damn… not bad enough that those app delivery companies are already squeezing every last drop out of the individuals working the gig deliveries but then they’re hiring fraudsters in positions where they can access those same individuals’ financial data…
Catching it from both sides!
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