[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by larryn

Your remembrance is faulty. He was interviewed countless times. I'll agree that destroying a phone (at that time) was not wise, but he's done that many times before then due to privacy reasons.

You might have also forgot about Émile Clapeyron, who in 1834 came up with something called the Ideal Gas Law, or is that a replay of Sir Isaac Newton's sky is falling hooplah?

I was referring to the phone with respect to impeding an investigation...

We can agree destroying the phone was not wise, unless of course the information on it was so incriminating the penalty would have been worse than a 4-game suspension. In that case perhaps it was wise on his part. Maybe it's better to have people assume / wonder if you are a cheater than provide the world with evidence you are one.