We all have our good moments and our bad moments. In our bad ones, just about all of us have said and/or done something we wish we hadn't. The key here is whether or not we realize that we're in the wrong and take steps to make sure we avoid repeating the behavior. From the sound of things, Simonsen has had more than just the scoring unit incident. If that is indeed true, then he needs to face discipline now, or, as has been stated, he needs it swiftly and harshly if something else happens. To allow behavior like that to go on without consequences is enabling said behavior. Obviously, Simonsen has a world of talent, but if you can't conduct yourself in a professional manner, you don't deserve to be out there representing the PBA. It's as simple as that.
