Patrick Beverley is known as one of the most energetic players on the NBA basketball court. He thinks that at least half of all the players in the league don't share the same excitement about being able to play the game.
Patrick Beverley left the Los Angeles Lakers in a trade earlier this month. After a short stint with the Orlando Magic, the veteran point guard has found his new career stop. With Lonzo Ball sidelined with a torn meniscus, the Chicago Bulls are signing Beverley to their roster, Adrian Wojnarowski from ESPN reports.
Patrick Beverley is known as one of the most energetic players on the NBA basketball court. He thinks that at least half of all the players in the league don't share the same excitement about being able to play the game.
Patrick Beverley left the Los Angeles Lakers in a trade earlier this month. After a short stint with the Orlando Magic, the veteran point guard has found his new career stop. With Lonzo Ball sidelined with a torn meniscus, the Chicago Bulls are signing Beverley to their roster, Adrian Wojnarowski from ESPN reports.
Patrick Beverley is heading to the Orlando Magic via trade, Shams Charania from The Athletic reports. According to the report, the Los Angeles Lakers will receive center Mo Bamba. Beverley averaged 6.4 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 2.6 assists in 45 games for the Lakers this season. Khobi Price from Orlando Sports reports that it's unlikely Beverley will play for the Magic.
After his first season in Ukraine with Dnipro and a EuroLeague debut with Olympiacos Piraeus in 2009-10, Patrick Beverley got a chance to play in the NBA. The Lakers drafted him in 2009, but the Miami Heat acquired the draft rights for the American guard, who was soon released.
The NBA announced that Los Angeles Lakers guard Patrick Beverley received a 3-game suspension without pay for shoving Phoenix Suns center Deandre Ayton during Tuesday's game.
After the Los Angeles Lakers signed Patrick Beverley this summer, the question of how he will co-exist on one team with his rival Russell Westbrook has arisen.
The Los Angeles Lakers are finalizing a deal to acquire Utah Jazz point guard Patrick Beverley, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reports. Lakers are sending Talen Horton-Tucker and Stanley Johnson in exchange for Beverley. According to Wojnarowski, no draft picks will be involved.
The Utah Jazz guard Patrick Beverley launched an online attack on the Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant, who did not let it go unanswered. The Nets let the world know on Tuesday that their superstar Durant met with the team owner Joe Tsai, head coach Steve Nash, and general manager Sean Marks in Los Angeles on Monday and agreed to work together going forward.
Patrick Beverley made headlines recently when he appeared on ESPN's show Get Up to give his opinions about the Dallas Mavericks-Phoenix Suns NBA Western Conference Semifinal series and its Game 7.
"He can't guard anybody. Everybody in the NBA knows that," Beverley said during the show. " What do we call him? A cone. You know what you do with cones?"
"Like in the summertime, you have a cone. You make a move, what does the cone do? ['Stay still', Mike Greenberg replied] Exactly, he's a cone," he expressed. "Stop playing, man, everybody knows that. You just don't want to accept it."
Having heard the comments, current Philadelphia 76ers player Danny Green did not hold back his words during his podcast "Inside the Green Room with Danny Green".
"People target you too, PatBev, you aren't playing no defense out there," Green pushed back. "You ain't stopping Luka. Time and time again, Luka says 'he's too small' and went right at you every chance he got. When you play Luka, you're a cone too, how would you like that?"
Some shots were fired yesterday in the ESPN studios. Minnesota Timberwolves point guard Pat Beverley was a guest on the show 'Get Up', which is co-hosted by former NBA player J.J. Redick.
During the show, Pat Beverley heavily criticized Chris Paul for his lack of performance in the series that the Suns lost to the Dallas Mavericks in the Western Conference semifinals.
Those comments, though, didn't sit well with Matt Barnes, another former NBA player and now an analyst for ESPN.
Barnes, during ESPN Today, called Beverley a clown for his comments regarding Chris Paul, saying that the Minnesota Timberwolves guard was way out of the line.
"I feel like what Pat Beverley did today to Chris Paul was completely disrespectful and out of the line", Barnes said during the show.
"Beverley is talking like he's that guy, well, you're not that guy, plain and simple", Barnes continued. "Chris Paul played terrible in this series and his numbers are still better than your career numbers have ever been".
"All he needed was the red clown nose cause he was out there talking like a clown today", Barnes said of Beverley. "CP3 is a legend of this game, we were role players in this game, so have some respect for the guy. He played terribly but he'd be the first to tell you that, Bev's comments were out of the line".
Minnesota Timberwolves' defensive cornerstone was clear: "Luka Doncic and Dallas Mavericks".
"I got to go with Luka, who I faced last year. I got to, the boy was cookin' me. He has played in Game 7. Besides Chris Paul, I do not think anyone on the roster has played Game 7 (for the Suns). Obviously, JaVale McGee but no one for sure in the starting lineup. I have to go with Luka, he has been playing well and Dallas has been on a roll," Beverley spoke.
Last year, Mavs lost in the playoffs' first round against the Los Angeles Clippers with Beverley in the squad for the second consecutive season in seven games.
Doncic had great series, averaging 35.7 points, 10.3 assists, and 7.9 rebounds.
Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley has been fined $30,000 by the NBA for the inappropriate statements during a media interview and on social media, including the egregious use of profanity. Beverley made his comments to the media during a postgame press conference and on a social media post following the Timberwolves‘ 109-104 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers in Play-in ...
The Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Los Angeles Clippers 109-104 during Thursday night’s play-in game at Target Center in Minneapolis and Patrick Beverley was ecstatic. The No. 7 seed Timberwolves have now secured a spot in the playoffs and are set to face the Memphis Grizzlies on Saturday, April 16. It’s only the second time since 2004 that the Timberwolves have made it to the ...
Hours before he was set to play in a play-in game against the Los Angeles Clippers, Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley was fined $25,000 by the NBA on Tuesday for improper conduct toward a referee. The incident occurred during Sunday's regular-season finale against the Chicago Bulls when Beverley received a technical foul and was ejected by referee David Guthrie. After being ejected, ...
Luka Doncic is one of the premier superstars of the NBA. His seemingly endless array of moves makes many opponents struggle to defend him. One of them, Patrick Beverley, went to a ThreeFourTwo podcast and explained what makes the Slovenian wunderkind such a tough matchup. "His intelligence. He's physical as f**k and flops at the same time, which is the exact same thing I do. Physical as f**k, ...
The Minnesota Timberwolves reached an agreement with Patrick Beverley on a one-year extension worth $13 million, ESPN reported Monday night. The 33-year-old guard was in the final year of his contract. It is his first year in Minnesota after five seasons with the Houston Rockets and four with the Los Angeles Clippers. Beverley, a three-time NBA All-Defensive selection, is averaging 9.0 points, 4.9 ...
The Memphis Grizzlies are trading Patrick Beverley to the Minnesota Timberwolves for Jarrett Culver and Juancho Hernangomez, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Three-time NBA All-Defensive guard Patrick Beverley reportedly has been traded for the second time in two days. One day after Beverley's trade to Memphis became official, the Grizzlies traded him to the Minnesota Timberwolves. ...
The Los Angeles Clippers will welcome back Eric Bledsoe, reacquiring the veteran guard in a trade that will send veteran guards Patrick Beverley and Rajon Rondo to the Memphis Grizzlies, as well as center Daniel Oturu. Bledsoe, 31, originally was drafted in the first round (18th overall) out of Kentucky in 2010 by the Oklahoma City Thunder, who immediately traded him to Los Angeles. He played ...
Los Angeles Clippers guard Patrick Beverley received a one-game suspension without pay from the NBA on Saturday for an unsportsmanlike act against Phoenix Suns guard Chris Paul in Game 6 of the Western Conference final.Beverley will sit out the first game of the 2021-22 season for which he is eligible to play. Beverley was assessed a technical foul and ejected after forcefully pushing Paul from ...
