debut for the denver nuggets he scored NUMBER_TOKEN points NUMBER_TOKEN rebounds and NUMBER_TOKEN blocks it literally seemed like he was all over the floor and as you know nba twitter is probably the most active community online so he was trending even during the game apparently trending too much even because immediately after the game ball ball needed to prove to the league that he is all clean which of course he did as well as all other guys i previously mentioned they all tested negative however there have been some players who did test positive recently most notably john collins and deandre ayton a few seasons ago of course they said they were unaware that a certain supplement or drink they took had a banned substance in it but you know when you get into that territory it's tough to take those things and have no idea what you're doing so it seems like the nba is clamping down on this issue more aggressively lately there's a big difference in how things used to be in NUMBER_TOKEN an espn the magazine report quoted then mvp derek rose as saying performance enhancing substances are a huge problem in the nba rose was asked if one equals what are peds and NUMBER_TOKEN equals everybody's juicing how big of an issue is a legal enhancement in your sport he responded seven it's huge and i think we need a level playing field where nobody has that advantage over the next person though derek later denied that he made that comment the situation was nonetheless fishy so while i appreciate the fact that the league is trying hard at keeping it clean in that aspect i do think that in some situations they're going way over the top with it that's it for now subscribe and talk to in the next one peace out
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