The New York Knicks probably thought they were done with off-court drama after firing coach Derek Fisher.
Yeah, about that...
On Monday, the Knicks said the Twitter account of interim coach and former Phoenix Suns forward Kurt Rambis was hacked after the account liked a pair of questionable tweets last weekend, including a graphic one from a pornographic Twitter feed.
"Kurt did not like those items on his Twitter page and we worked with Twitter to make sure the situation did not happen again," Knicks VP of public relations Jonathan Supranowitz said according to the New York Daily News.
On Feb. 9, the Knicks fired Fisher, who was involved in a love triangle with Memphis Grizzlies forward Matt Barnes (another former Sun) and Barnes' estranged wife.
Rambis, who played for the Suns from 1989-91, isn't very active on Twitter, as his last post came over a month ago -- and while the posts that were liked over the weekend have since been un-liked, Rambis' account still follows @GreatAssDaily.
Either Rambis was hacked, as the Knicks say... or the former Sun learned the hard way that nearly everything on social media is public.
