PETA Bad Timing on Gilbert Arenas Ad

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NBA star Gilbert Arenas is appearing in a print ad for PETA, released Wednesday, the same day the National Basketball Association announced his suspension.

The ad entitled "INK NOT MINK" is being pushed to discourage the sale of fur coats. Gilbert follows other athletes like Amare Stoudemire, Tony Gonzalez, Michael Strahan and Tito Ortiz in working with PETA.

The timing is either good or bad depending on how you look at things.  Obviously, Arenas is headlining NBA news these days....only for all the wrong reasons.

He was suspended for allegedly pulling a gun out on a fellow teammate over gambling debts related to a poker game.

Arenas claims the "gun incident" was all a "big misunderstanding".

The suspension is "indefinite". 

At least we probably won't have to worry about Arenas being charged with dog fighting any time soon. 

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