"don’t talk to me about the dumb topics..." Evan Turner slams Donald Trump supporters post-presidential debate

Since retiring from the National Basketball Association (NBA), Philadelphia 76ers legend Evan Turner has stayed close to the sport through social media and podcasts. On 10 September, Tuesday, he shared his opinion on one of the biggest current topics in the United States of America right now.

The United States of America will be holding its 2024 presidential election in the month of November. Before the elections, last week in Philadelphia there was a debate held between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.

What did Evan Turner write for the supporters of Donald Trump?

Evan Turner wrote on his X account and shared a message for the supporters of Donald Trump. His opinion is that people who vote for him should not be allowed to clap back at him online for his views on the NBA.

"If you vote for trump in November then please don’t talk to me about the dumb topics I frequent or if I’m cappin. Cause yall don’t care about logic so please don’t try to vibe wit me," Evan wrote on X.

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Turner's career in the NBA

Turner spent a decade in the league as he was drafted second overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2010. Further on, he had short stints with the Indians Pacers, Boston Celtics and Portland Trail Blazers. For the last time in 2020, he played 19 times for the Atlanta Hawks.

After his retirement from the sport, Evan Turner spent his time with the Boston Celtics as their player development coach.

Evan Turner's reaction to the NBA's latest big signing

Just before the season gets underway, most teams have made their moves to sign players. There are reports that the Denver Nuggets have given Jamal Murray a contract extension of worth $209 million for four long years. With this new deal, the veteran guard will make around $250 million for the next five years.

After the Olympics, many speculated that the Nuggets would make a huge offer for their star player and finally, it was done. Some feel that the price tag is too steep but Evan Turner thinks the opposite. He feels that the guard is deserving of this opportunity.

After he recovered from his ACL injury that he suffered in 2021, he has been an integral part of the Denver Nuggets alongside Nikola Jokic.

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