Denver Pieces monitor Jamal Murray apologized to his fans and said his Instagram account was hacked after an unequivocal video showed up on his Instagram stories Saturday night.
"Above all else I might want to apologize to my fans," he said Sunday, per TMZ Sports. "My record has been hacked, at present dealing with the issue. Much appreciated."
TMZ noticed the video was immediately erased from his page.
Murray was getting a charge out of a great season before the NBA suspended its crusade in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
He found the middle value of a vocation best 18.8 focuses, 4.8 helps, 3.9 bounce back and 1.2 takes a night in 55 games while helping lead the Pieces to the No. 3 seed in the Western Meeting.
