The Knicks 24-33 record could be the least of their worries
Over the weekend, reports surfaced that New York Knicks interim head coach Kurt Rambis had been caught liking some very not safe for work tweets – well not sure for their case. Kurt, who has nearly 40,000 followers on Twitter, hasn’t been seen since January 28th but is already following in the footsteps of recently released coach Derek Fisher.
According to Rambis, a Knicks official told the New York Daily News today that he had been hacked and/or spammed during his absence from the account, as the team has launched an investigation to see how he was caught looking at Great Ass Daily and I Like 2 Touch.
This was also soon later retracted to blaming the mishap on a hired person controlling the account belonging to the head coach. We’re not sure why a hacker would spam likes on any person’s social media account of all things or a PR person would be willing to lose their job; so we find it hard to believe that the account of Mr. Rambis didn’t like and/or follow this media.
