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Public sentiment towards Patrick Beverley post-incident
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Patrick Beverley•Milwaukee Bucks•Indiana Pacers•Bucks•Beverley•Charles Barkley•ESPN•Malinda Adams•Adams
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Bucks' Beverley Faces Backlash for Throwing Ball at Fan, Apologizes to ESPN Producer
May 3, 2024, 02:09 PM
Patrick Beverley, a player for the Milwaukee Bucks, faced significant backlash after throwing a basketball at a fan during a game against the Indiana Pacers, following the Bucks' loss. The incident, which occurred late in the fourth quarter, saw Beverley repeat the action twice. His conduct led to criticism from various sports analysts, including Charles Barkley, who predicted a suspension for Beverley. The situation escalated further when it was revealed that Beverley also had a disrespectful exchange with ESPN producer Malinda Adams. Beverley and the Bucks have since apologized to Adams, acknowledging her professionalism and the respect she commands in the media industry.
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