‘Grand Theft Auto 6’s launch will distract pro athletes, says NBA star

Houston Rockets’ NBA star Steven Adams has said pro athletes are going to be distracted by the launch of Grand Theft Auto 6 this November, to the point it affects their ability to play sports. READ MORE: How NBA 2K became the evolved rap version of FIFA’s indie-obsessed soundtrack Grand Theft Auto 6 launches November 19, thirteen years after the previous Grand Theft Auto title. It’s predicted to be the most expensive video game ever made and, according to reports, has already sold more than 4million copies via pre-order. Speaking at a press conference, pro baller Steven Adams told the journalists that they should “anticipate” a major change in November. “The performance of the league, league wide, is going to go down [because] Grand Theft Auto is dropping. Look at NFL, look at all the leagues and watch [player’s performances] plummet.” “It should come back up [by December] though, most of the boys will get it done,” he continued. “Hopefully they finish the game. Coaching as well. The coaching scouts are going to be horrendous too, just for November.” NBA player Steven Adam's says the NBA performance will "plummet" in November because of GTA 6's release 😂 pic.twitter.com/9qmTj6wbF7 ...