I actually don't disagree with the author's accusation of hypocrisy. The guy was clearly willing to engage in politics when it was criticizing Donald Trump, a fairly safe thing for a NBA player to do. When it comes to the vax, he's stuck between the large contingent of anti-vax blacks and people like the author. Claiming to be apolitical is the easy way out.

That said, the author is a grade-A idiot.

Green and his Warriors teammates were largely applauded for their White House stance, as was the decision by players to sit out games in the Orlando bubble to bring awareness to police brutality.

Largely applauded... by who? It always amuses me how Wikipedia requires context and sources for claims like this, but articles like this would likely be accepted as a source for such a claim despite presenting no evidence whatsoever. Wikipedia considers New York Daily News to be a reliable source.

Green is vaccinated, for instance, but he’d lose half his salary without the shot because of laws in San Francisco. Most people don’t have to worry about forfeiting millions of dollars because they can’t play home games.

No, most people would have to worry about losing their one and only source of income and being able to afford to move.

The players should know they’ve taken vaccines from birth

Even if they have, I guarantee that absolutely none of them were mRNA shit.

Perhaps Green doesn’t see the hypocrisy in using the same reasoning as those who claimed TV ratings fell because NBA players amplified Black Lives Matters.

The hypocrisy in using the same correct reasoning as people who are also correct?