If you can't talk in private, why do it in public? That's the question DeMarcus Cousins asked after Jayson Tatum approached Jaylen Brown before the Celtics-Sixers game. According to RunItBackFDTV, Cousins thinks the whole interaction was performative nonsense. He pointed out that Jaylen Brown's own words already made it clear they aren't cool and there's nothing left to discuss. Instead of a real conversation, Cousins sees an attempt to play the good guy while casting someone else as the villain in the spotlight. It just doesn't make sense to stage a public moment when the relationship is clearly broken enough that no private chat is possible. #DeMarcusCousins
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If you can't talk in private, why do it in public? That's the question DeMarcus Cousins asked after Jayson Tatum approached Jaylen Brown before the Celtics-Sixers game. According to RunItBackFDTV, Cousins thinks the whole interaction was performative nonsense. He pointed out that Jaylen Brown's own words already made it clear they aren't cool and there's nothing left to discuss. Instead of a real conversation, Cousins sees an attempt to play the good guy while casting someone else as the villain in the spotlight. It just doesn't make sense to stage a public moment when the relationship is clearly broken enough that no private chat is possible. #DeMarcusCousins
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