NBA Lockout Tweets

NBA Lockout Tweets

Delonte West

Rhona Wise/EPA

On midnight of July 1, the NBA became the second pro sports league to lock out its players and put the 2011-12 season in jeopardy when owners and players failed to reach a new collective bargaining agreement. With the work stoppage, players are banned from team facilities and from interacting with coaches and team officials. The good news: Players are free to say whatever they want on Twitter without the threat of a fine. Here's what some have been tweeting since the lockout went into effect.

Gilbert Arenas

Kim Klement-US PRESSWIRE; @agentzeroshow

On midnight of July 1, the NBA became the second pro sports league to lock out its players and put the 2011-12 season in jeopardy when owners and players failed to reach a new collective bargaining agreement. With the work stoppage, players are banned from team facilities and from interacting with coaches and team officials. The good news: Players are free to say whatever they want on Twitter without the threat of a fine. Here's what some have been tweeting since the lockout went into effect.

Chris Kaman

Chris Kaman via Twitter (@ChrisKaman)

Dwyane Wade

AP; @DwyaneWade

Ron Artest (Metta WorldPeace)

AP; @ronartest

Steve Nash

AP; @SteveNash

Andrew Bogut

Jeff Hanisch-US PRESSWIRE; @AndrewMBogut

Brandon Jennings

AP; @BL00dline3

James Harden

Ralph Lauer/Landov; @JHarden13

Shelden Williams

Chris Szagola/Landov; @SheldenWilliams

Ty Lawson

AP; @TyLawson3

Shawn Marion

AP; @matrix31

Tracy McGrady

AP; @TheReal_TMAC

Roger Mason Jr.

AP; @MoneyMase