The NBA player was disqualified for five matches for drug use

Forward of the Club of the National Basketball Association "Oklahoma-City Tanter" Mitch McGry is disqualified for the first five matches of the next season for drug use, reports ESPN .

“I made a mistake and I apologize for the organization, my teammates and our fans,” McGhari said.

Last season, a 24-year-old basketball player, who received a concussion before the start of the championship, took part only in 20 games of his team, gaining an average of one point and making one selection for the game. At the end of the regular season, he was excommunicated from the team for several weeks because of the “personal file”, which he refused to discuss. In the playoffs, McGry did not go to the site.

In 2014, playing for the University of Michigan, McGary was convicted of marijuana and removed for a year from performances in NCAA (National Association of Student Sports), but escaped punishment, moving to the NBA.

In the 2015/16 season, Oklahoma took fifth place in the NBA regular championship, having won 55 victories. In the playoffs, the team reached the final of the Western Conference, losing to the Golden STAT WARRIROS club in the sum of seven matches.