The NBA dress code is the answer for the player's image problem. In recent news, NBA players must wear "business casual" attire whenever they are engaged in team or league business. This means players have to wear a dress shirt, dress pants, and dress shoes when they are in interviews, meetings, etc. They can't wear any sleeveless shirts, t-shirts, jerseys, sports apparel, shorts, headgear, chains, pendants, or medallions while on team or league business. Plus, as Commissioner David Sturn applied this rule to the NBA, many players complained and whined like little kids about the dress code, which they should not have. If many big corporations have dress codes, why can't the NBA? In addition to all of this, children are getting a bad influence from watching the NBA players dress like typical gangsters. Players must support this rule in order...