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Spurs Star Riled by Presidential Security at NBA Finals
9 Jun
Summary
- De'Aaron Fox found the president's security protocols inconvenient.
- Coach Mitch Johnson stated he felt no inconvenience from security.
- Enhanced security measures caused delays and altered routines.
President Trump's attendance at Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden prompted significant security enhancements, causing inconvenience for some. Spurs star De'Aaron Fox voiced his displeasure, noting altered routines and heightened security checks as disruptive.
Conversely, Spurs head coach Mitch Johnson reported no personal inconvenience, emphasizing his focus on the upcoming game and the team's performance. The heightened security, including a visible security wall around the arena and extensive checkpoints, created slow-moving masses of fans.
While Fox described being "screened like it's TSA," Johnson stated he preferred to be part of the event. Knicks head coach Mike Brown focused on Game 3, mentioning his commute was easier due to staying downtown. Trump has attended various sporting events previously.
