Social media. It’s a boon and a bane. When you are celebrity status, it’s even more charged with peril. You want to avail yourself to the fans and to media. But say the wrong thing, or do the wrong thing, and it’s suddenly an avenue into your life that cannot be halted. It’s a window into your life that invades and taints. So it’s a tool, that can both help and hurt, an NBA player’s career.
When the social media tirade of Kendall Marshall‘s father, Dennis Marshall, hit the world of twitter in early December 2015, it was a forgettable moment for both father and son.