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Sad news stories are common, but NBACentel getting banned on X, formerly “Twitter,” is next-level. That’s what happened on Wednesday, and the hoops community is in shambles. “They finally got Centel,” ...

If you've followed the NBA on X, you must have been Centel'd at least once over the last few years. The parody account routinely tricked players and fans with witty and exaggerated "fake" stories.