Basketball Player Peter Beverley Causes Controversy: Attacks Fan and Journalist

An important figure of the NBA He has been the main user of the main media in the world, and not because of his performance in his last game with his team, but because he attacked a continued and that he managed to make a journalist uncomfortable.

It’s about the basketball player Peter Beverleybottom of the Milwaukee Bucks, who lost decisively (120-98) against the Indiana Games in the sixth meeting that was in Bankers Life Ranch.

With only two and a half minutes left until Indiana’s final 4-2 lead in the series ended, the cameras and everyone’s attention turned to the Bucks point guard who, on because of his anger with the case, out on a follower. .

Beverley, 35, who was on the bench, threw the ball into the stands and hit a fan. to the player.

After this behavior, the Bucks point guard had to be restrained by his teammates, who grabbed him to prevent him from going to the stands and confronting the fan he asked for throw the ball at him.

The video immediately went viral and Beverley took to her X account, formerly Twitter, to confirm the recording had been cut and said: “It’s not fair at all. An exchange between a fan and our club all night long. We were warning and asking for help all night. It’s not fair”.

The player took to his account again, hours later, to emphasize that despite everything: “I have to be better. And I will do it”.

The controversy about the basketball player seemed to end there, however, a video started circulating online of the moment he made a journalist feel uncomfortable, adding did he have to apologize afterwards.

A journalist from the ESPN network, Malinda Adams, During a series of questions after the game, she was made uncomfortable by the athlete because he did not allow her to ask him a question after he found out that she was not subscribed to his podcast. ‘The Pat Bev Show’.

“Excuse me, do you have a subscription to my podcast?”When Adams refused, Beverley told him: “You can’t interview me then. No respect,” at which point he asked to remove the microphone from his face.

When the journalist put the microphone close to him again, the basketball player told her, in a less pleasant tone: “Could you move the microphone or just step out of the circle?”

Immediately, several of her journalist colleagues defended her through social networks, rejecting the bad behavior of the Bucks point guard, for which Adamas asked her to apologize.

“I want to thank everyone for their kind words and support. I am insulted. Patrick Beverly contacted me and apologized. I appreciate it and accept it. The Bucks also came out to apologize. I’ve been in the news for over 40 years and kindness and grace always wins.”the journalist expressed in her X account.