Perfectly entitled “Untold: shooting guards” and available on May 6, this documentary will return to the famous but sad affair of firearms in the wizards wardrobe. An incident that had involved Gilbert Arenas<\/strong> et JAVARIS CRITTON<\/strong> One evening in December 2009 …<\/p>\n The two teammates had mutually threatened with a firearm, under the eyes of their teammates and they had ended up being suspended by David Stern, the commissioner<\/em> of the time. <\/p>\n Fifteen years later, the two protagonists are obviously at the heart of this documentary, with the intervention of Nick Young also, who was then a Washington player.<\/p>\n The opportunity to also evoke the consequences of this episode on the quarries and lives of Gilbert Arenas and Javaris Crit\u00e9on since, while the first named will never find his level after his suspension, disappearing from the NBA in 2012, the second will make even worse behind, with an instill in the murder of a woman in 2011 and a conviction to 23 years in prison (ultimately reduced to 10).<\/p>\n![\"Netflix\"](\"https:\/\/www.basketusa.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/arenas-top10.jpg\")
Four years after “Untold: Malice at The Palace” and three years after “Untold: Operation flagrant Foul”, Netflix<\/strong> attacks a new news item that rocked the NBA in the 2000s, and which revealed<\/a> in a first trailer.<\/p>\n