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Chinese state media slammed the NBA on Wednesday, saying it is peddling in a "secessionist pipe dream" escalating an ongoing dispute between Beijing and the U.S. league.
It's the latest shot fired in a crisis facing the league after Houston Rockets manager Daryl Morey tweeted 'Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong.
It's the latest shot fired in a crisis facing the league after Houston Rockets manager Daryl Morey tweeted 'Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong.
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