‘Your Whole A— Might Be Out’: Guard Fred VanVleet Expresses Same Violated Feelings As Paul George And Draymond Green About Weird Reporters In Locker Room 

[Note: The columnist’s reference to Embiid’s family was “less than tactful” in what way? Embiid just seized on that because the story critical of him] In light of Joel Embiid‘s three-game suspension for shoving Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Marcus Hayes due to less-than-tactful references the reporter made to Embiid’s family in an article, media etiquette in the locker room has become a topic of discussion in the NBA lately. Players not only have to be leery of what kind of story a reporter is writing, but also, they don’t have much control over who enters the locker room, how serious a journalist they are and what level of experience they have dealing with players. First it was Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George who questioned how a player’s privacy is often compromised by locker room media. George’s comments were piggybacked by the always outspoken and often controversial Draymond Green.& ‘They’re Looking At US…Naked’ | Sixers Star Paul George Says Some Reporters In The Locker Room Focus On More Than Next Scoop Draymond Green, Paul George, Fred VanVleet Say Media Has Too Much Access To NBA Locker Rooms Both parties agree wholeheartedly that reporters have too much access to players seeking some moments...