Chris Paul reacts to fans' snitch hotline jokes, says his wife told him about them

Following the NBA's announcement about the 2019-20 season restart in Orlando, Florida, the league released an extensive 113-page memo about their plans and rules for the NBA bubble and the restart. In the memo, there were details about an NBA snitch hotline, which enabled players to call and report other players they believe have been breaking safety protocols set by the league. As per The Athletic, multiple tips were submitted to the NBA snitch hotline to report several 'potential protocol violations' by NBA players. Following the revelation, fans started joking about Oklahoma City Thunder's star Chris Paul being the one who was reporting his players by calling the NBA snitch hotline. Also read | NBA snitch hotline confirms numerous protocol violations at the NBA bubble: Chris Paul snitch, NBA bubble news Chris Paul reacts to all the NBA snitch hotline jokes made about him Some players have received warnings from violations, sources said, as league ensures social distancing and mask protocols on campus. https://t.co/LSRX6cXWfP — Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) July 14, 2020 NBA fans started sharing memes about the All-Star guard on social media, convinced that Paul was the one calling the hotline on the regular. They referred to a 2019 game where Chris Paul bagged a point for Oklahoma City Thunder against Minnesota Timberwolves by pointing out a rule about not wearing the jersey properly. While talking to TNT's Ernie Johnson on Monday, the 35-year-old guard revealed how he found out about the tweets. Paul revealed his wife was the one who informed him about the tweets. He himself was unaware of the tweets and admitted that he saw some when his wife sent him some of them. However, Chris Paul added that 'it is what it is' and he cannot change what people share on social media. As of now, Bruno Caboclo and Sacramento Kings centre Richuan Holmes are among the few NBA players who have broken the league's safety protocols. They had to restart their 48-hour long quarantine process. If any player breaks the protocol, a warning will be issued. If they continue to break the rules, suspension and campus ban will follow. Also read | Lakers' Dwight Howard says he doesn't believe in vaccines amid burgeoning COVID-19 crisis: NBA bubble Chris Paul snitch tweets Play crazy and don’t wear your mask around Chris Paul if y’all want to..... pic.twitter.com/gqXMlwDI4j — Cameron Jacobs (@jacobs2124) July 14, 2020 Chris Paul in the bubble ratting out his friends: pic.twitter.com/nFDKqfTRKn — Frank Ojeda (@UCLADodgerFrank) July 14, 2020 Chris Paul looking out his window like pic.twitter.com/TCJf1qPgr2 — World B Expensive (@WorldBExpensive) July 14, 2020 Also read | Chris Paul opens up on fury of Lakers trade veto and his discussion with Kobe Bryant Paul has led the Thunder to the sixth seed in the Western Conference, tied with the Houston Rockets at a 40-24 win-loss record. He was averaging 17.7 points, 4.9 rebounds and 6.8 assists before the season was suspended on March 11. The Thunder will begin their seeding games at the NBA bubble by playing the Utah Jazz on August 1, 3:30 PM EST (August 2, 1:00 AM IST). Also read | NBA star Chris Paul - 'We want to be play', predicts season will finish (Image source: AP)

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Chris Paul reacts to fans' snitch hotline jokes, says his wife told him about them

While talking to TNT's Ernie Johnson on Monday, the 35-year-old OKC Thunder guard Chris Paul revealed how he found out about NBA snitch hotline tweets about him

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