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WASHINGTON -- The NBA is planning to review Wizards forward Kelly Oubre Jr.'s decision to wear a jacket with profane language to his team's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday night. The black jacket was stitched with "f--- you" in white lettering, repeated vertically down the back, and Oubre turned to show it to a bank of cameras outside as he was arriving at the locker room.  The NBA has a dress code for players on game nights and has the option to issue fines for violations. Oubre has been fined several times in his career. He was fined $15,000 last week for "aggressively entering an altercation" between teammate Bradley Beal and Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green. He lost $18,242 last season after he was suspended for Game 4 of the Wizards' playoff series with the Boston Celtics after charging then-C's center Kelly Olynyk. Oubre was fined $25,000 last season for kicking a ball into the crowd. In 2015, he was fined for making an obscene gesture. The Cavaliers beat the Wizards 130-122 to end a four-game slide.
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