Portland Trail Blazer, Other NBA Stars Question Trump's 'Locker Room Talk'

A group of people who spend a lot of time in locker rooms have taken to Twitter to take issue with language that Donald Trump has written off as "locker room" talk: NBA stars.

After tape surfaced last week of Trump making vulgar comments about women, including how he could get away with sexual assault because he is a star, he dismissed the comments as "locker room" banter.

Jamal Crawford, who is getting ready for his 17th season in the NBA — a career that has seen stops with the Clippers, Trail Blazers and the Knicks — took to Twitter to question whether those comments were really as commonplace as Trump implied.

"Locker room?" he asked on Twitter.

CJ McCollum, getting ready to start his fourth season with the Portland Trail Blazers, was quick to agree.

"I haven't heard that one in any locker rooms," he tweeted back to Crawford.

"EVER!!" Crawford wrote back.