RLS

🚨 The RLS has finally responded to the wave of backlash surrounding Jetson’s injury, and the league is not holding back. In a rare and direct address, Commissioner Jalen made it clear:

"The Spurs were, in fact, acting with the intention to injure rookie Jetson. There is nothing we can do but fine the Spurs $100,000 for the nasty hit. We cannot suspend any players because they are a non-player team completely run by AI. If the AI chose to hurt the player, that's on us – and we apologize. The AI system will be fixed, especially since these teams play a huge part in league structure."

⚙️ League-Wide Shockwaves:
💰 $100,000 fine issued to the Spurs organization

🤖 AI system under review and patch in development

🛠️ Increased AI behavior monitoring in future games

🗣️ Around the League:
Jaden: “That’s the right call. The AI needs to be smarter and cleaner. You can't allow stars to go down like that and call it 'random code.’”

Fans: “Props to the league for owning up. But this can’t happen again.”

Other player-led teams are reportedly requesting an emergency player protection rule update before the playoffs.

📉 Impact on the Pistons:
With Jetson sidelined and Week 3 just kicking off, Pistons fans are holding their breath as playoff contention tightens. No update yet on Jetson’s timeline to return.

🧠 AI-fueled controversy might be the storyline of the season – and the league’s integrity is now officially under the microscope.