Club Statement: NBL Single Member Tribunal
26 Nov
1
min read
Adelaide 36ers respect yesterday’s decision of the NBL Single Member Tribunal (SMT) hearing for Kendric Davis and Montrezl Harrell.
Both Kendric and Montrezl have taken responsibility for their part in the incidents during the November 17 match against Melbourne United at John Cain Arena.
We will continue to protect our players and actively support their physical and mental wellbeing.
Kendric and Montrezl appreciate all the words of support from around the NBL, especially our amazing home fans.
Kendric will return on Sunday, December 8 against Perth Wildcats with Montrezl to follow on Saturday, December 14 against New Zealand Breakers at Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
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