Heat Check | Doc Rivers Got EXPOSED In NBA’s Newest DRAMA @HeatCheck | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
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Doc Rivers got bombarded out of nowhere by JJ Reddick, other people got involved and it became chaos in the blink of an eye.
JJ was reacting to the clip of Doc’s postgame press conference following Milwaukee’s most embarrassing loss of the season, losing to a bunch of g-league players in Memphis.
Now before going deeper in the drama, I can’t stress enough how bad this was.
The Bucks are supposed to be a superteam, and a title favorite. While the entire Grizzlies team basically is injured, they signed guys to 10 day contracts just to have someone step out on the court.
I mean look at the starting 5. Vince Williams, Santi Aldama, Trey Jemison, Zaire Williams and Jordan Goodwin. How did this actually happen?!
This was a culmination of the horrible 3-7 start for Rivers as the head coach.
The inside the NBA crew absolutely clowned the Bucks for this loss.
So, in the postgame Doc goes and says that, and on an off day with no NBA games, JJ decides to fire away at him on national TV.
So now it gets interesting because Austin Rivers is a colleague of Reddick at ESPN and he had something to say about it.
Austin tried to kind of stand up for Doc, without it looking too confrontational. And I respect that.
At the same time, he’s a rookie at ESPN so I doubt that he wanted to risk saying something that he shouldn’t.
But Patrick Beverley also joins the conversation and you know he’s not afraid to go at people.
This Man Doc actually saved your career. Started you when no one else wanted to. And u retire go on TV and say that.
JJ responds saying that he had an offer from another team for the same amount of money and for the same role of being a starter.
Beverley fires away one last time with this tweet and while we don’t exactly know why JJ went all out on his former coach, I do know why Pat Bev got up to defend him.
He’s all about loyalty, and doesn’t forget what happened in the past.
Now speaking of the past, we know that JJ’s Clippers team under Doc, was notorious for having awful team chemistry. Players were beefing with each other, and possibly JJ had something going on with Rivers.
I don’t see any other reason why Reddick would suddenly change the topic during a debate, just to go back to Rivers and snap at him. There’s gotta be some bad blood there.
As for his take- honestly he is right. Always finds a way to deflect the blame.
When reporters asked him about having the most 3-1 leads blown in the playoffs he still had a way out.
And now, there is a new clip of him saying how he didn’t want the Milwaukee job, but it was the owners that dragged him into it. Are you kidding me?!
Maaan, we got drama even during the all star break on an off day. But thing is, there was drama during the all star weekend as well. There were some controversies during the Saturday events like counting threes that shouldn’t have counted, and giving horrible scores during the slam dunk contest. I expose everything in this video so you gotta check it our. Talk to you in the next one. Peace out.
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Doc Rivers got bombarded out of nowhere by JJ Reddick, other people got involved and it became chaos in the blink of an eye.
JJ was reacting to the clip of Doc’s postgame press conference following Milwaukee’s most embarrassing loss of the season, losing to a bunch of g-league players in Memphis.
Now before going deeper in the drama, I can’t stress enough how bad this was.
The Bucks are supposed to be a superteam, and a title favorite. While the entire Grizzlies team basically is injured, they signed guys to 10 day contracts just to have someone step out on the court.
I mean look at the starting 5. Vince Williams, Santi Aldama, Trey Jemison, Zaire Williams and Jordan Goodwin. How did this actually happen?!
This was a culmination of the horrible 3-7 start for Rivers as the head coach.
The inside the NBA crew absolutely clowned the Bucks for this loss.
So, in the postgame Doc goes and says that, and on an off day with no NBA games, JJ decides to fire away at him on national TV.
So now it gets interesting because Austin Rivers is a colleague of Reddick at ESPN and he had something to say about it.
Austin tried to kind of stand up for Doc, without it looking too confrontational. And I respect that.
At the same time, he’s a rookie at ESPN so I doubt that he wanted to risk saying something that he shouldn’t.
But Patrick Beverley also joins the conversation and you know he’s not afraid to go at people.
This Man Doc actually saved your career. Started you when no one else wanted to. And u retire go on TV and say that.
JJ responds saying that he had an offer from another team for the same amount of money and for the same role of being a starter.
Beverley fires away one last time with this tweet and while we don’t exactly know why JJ went all out on his former coach, I do know why Pat Bev got up to defend him.
He’s all about loyalty, and doesn’t forget what happened in the past.
Now speaking of the past, we know that JJ’s Clippers team under Doc, was notorious for having awful team chemistry. Players were beefing with each other, and possibly JJ had something going on with Rivers.
I don’t see any other reason why Reddick would suddenly change the topic during a debate, just to go back to Rivers and snap at him. There’s gotta be some bad blood there.
As for his take- honestly he is right. Always finds a way to deflect the blame.
When reporters asked him about having the most 3-1 leads blown in the playoffs he still had a way out.
And now, there is a new clip of him saying how he didn’t want the Milwaukee job, but it was the owners that dragged him into it. Are you kidding me?!
Maaan, we got drama even during the all star break on an off day. But thing is, there was drama during the all star weekend as well. There were some controversies during the Saturday events like counting threes that shouldn’t have counted, and giving horrible scores during the slam dunk contest. I expose everything in this video so you gotta check it our. Talk to you in the next one. Peace out.
