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The entire NBA world is still talking about the fight between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Golden State Warriors.
On Tuesday night, things got incredibly heated and several players were ejected, including Draymond Green, who raced straight to Rudy Gobert and tied him up in a headlock.
It was a wild moment that caught all NBA fans off guard.
On Wednesday morning, Patrick Beverley called out Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns for not backing up Gobert during the fracas.
Calling him “bogus,” Beverley said that he taught Towns better when the two played together a few seasons ago.
Pat Bev calls out KAT for not having Rudy Gobert’s back
“I taught you better than that.”
( @PatBevPod )
— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) November 15, 2023
The fight was something to behold and was chaotic, to put it lightly.
Right when things got going, Green latched onto Gobert, which isn’t too surprising given their past.
The two have butted heads recently, with both of them commenting on one another on social media.
Green and Gobert obviously do not like each other and even though they weren’t initially the center of the fight on Tuesday, they quickly became the biggest part of it.
Towns, Anthony Edwards, Warriors coach Steve Kerr, and plenty of others got involved, but they were simply trying to separate everyone and de-escalate the situation.
However, Beverley suggested that Towns and other Timberwolves players should have gotten deeply involved and backed up their teammate.
He said that the Timberwolves will not be taken seriously by the Warriors in the future because they will see them as soft for not defending Gobert more.
Tuesday’s fight was a confusing, lightning-fast incident that threw everybody off guard.
Towns and others were just trying to get things under control and weren’t thinking of how they’d be judged by Beverley.
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