Robert Horry Delivers Brutal Response To JJ Redick’s Beef With The Pelicans: “What Have You Done For Them? Get Over It.”

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It’s easy to forget this crucial fact: the NBA is a business. No matter what happens behind the scenes, or what promises are made between the organization and their player, both sides are just looking after themselves in the end, and nobody owes anybody anything.

Recently, former Pelicans star JJ Redick expressed some major displeasure at his former team for not keeping their word of trading him to the Northeast.

It’s definitely understandable why he’s so upset — the guy just wants to be close to his family, after all. Still, his quote didn’t sit well with a lot of people, including Robert Horry and Richard Jefferson, who had some harsh things to say to Redick about daring to assume the Pelicans owe him anything…

“Really? You thought they were going to send you to the Nets like everyone else? No one cares” – @Rjeff24

“What have you done for them? Get over it. It’s a business” – @RKHorry#NBA #NBATwitter #TheJump https://t.co/xOfmctr1d0

— The Jump on ESPN (@NBATheJump) March 31, 2021

A lot of fans share a similar opinion…

BIG W THANKS KINGS RICHARD AND ROBERT

— zion’s burner (@chasingthegoal1) March 31, 2021

W

— Top 5 Pelican Podcast (@Top5PelicansPod) March 31, 2021

Bro acts like he’s still a top 25 player in the league lmao

— Duckz (@DuckzSzn) March 31, 2021

He’s just mad he didn’t get traded to a contender

— (@PlayoffDeonte) March 31, 2021

This dude so entitled in his own mind. Maybe he should have resigned in Philly after we overpaid his ass for 2 years. He was the first FA to move after that to N.O. over a couple mill. Greed got him, now he’s whining

— Bill Denis (@billd77) March 31, 2021

I don’t get what JJ’s mad about. He chose to sign in NO when it’s not close to his home. Yes he asked for a trade, but the organization has to try and get the best they can for him. They sent him to Dallas where he has a good relationship with Cuban. Shoulda stayed in Philly then

— Blair Walker (@Bwalker9313) March 31, 2021

Lol dude would want to switch teams every 3 months.. shut up and play

— Nikola (@grabovac9) March 31, 2021

On one hand, David Griffin gave Redick his word — which he didn’t follow through on.

On the other hand, the NBA is a business, and if the Pelicans want to make a trade they feel is right for their team, they have a right to do that.

Obviously, the matter is a bit controversial and it will be interesting to see if Redick responds to the words of his former colleagues.

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