Jalen Rose, others: NBA players won’t visit Donald Trump’s White House (Ball Don’t Lie)

In 2013, LeBron James made his second of three NBA title team White House visits during Barack Obama's administration. Following Tuesday's stunning election result, several NBA players and coaches offered some harsh criticism of President-elect Donald Trump. This view was shared by Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr. Given the league is largely made up of African-Americans and led by four black superstars who sought to bridge the country's racial divide this summer, including one who campaigned for Hillary Clinton, this response comes as little surprise.