I think it's refreshing for an athlete to be honest and open. I don't consider this trashing the organization (and really, I can't blame him for saying what he said). He said he knows it's a business, and as employees of the team, it was their job to get him on the court. It was obvious to anyone who watched him last year that he wasn't right, yet the team made him play the full season with one arm, in order to try to make the 8th seed in the playoffs (again...). Then he comes back this year, barely done with rehab from the surgery he knew he'd need 1/3rd of the way through the season before -- because the team rushed him back to make him play. Comparing that to a guy who both trashed the city of Milwaukee and admitted to deliberately tanking in games to get himself traded.... well... to each their own, I guess.