Ordered Haliburton to send the ball back, and the Pacers players heckled him not to give it
On December 14, Beijing time, the Bucks defeated the Pacers 140-126, and Brother Alphabet scored 64 points, a career high. At the end of the game, a farce was staged because of the ownership of the match ball. The assistant coach of the Pacers took the game ball as soon as possible, and Brother Alphabet also wanted the ball, he even rushed to the Pacers locker room to ask for it, and the people around him couldn't pull it. The American media also quickly posted the original voice of Brother Alphabet's fury, and he was furious at the assistant coach of the Pacers and Haliburton, ordering them to send the ball back. There was a lot of heckling in the Pacers' locker room, refusing to give the ball to his brother.
The Pacers' locker room door was chaotic when security was heard shouting, "Get out of here!" Hield walked out of the locker room and shouted, "Keep that ball!" Turner repeated several times: "Keep it, keep it, keep it!" The unshown Pacers player shouted, "You want the ball, you can't get the ball!"
This made Turner very happy, and he shouted, "I like this!
The Bucks player outside the locker room door shouted, "Give him back that damn ball!"
The camera pans to the court, and the guy who rushed into the locker room just now has returned to the court, and he walks up to the Pacers assistant coach and Haliburton and shouts: "Go get that damn ball back! Go get that damn ball back!" Lillard on the side didn't speak, looking a little embarrassed. Brother Alphabet shouted at Haliburton again, "I just want you to know, you have to get that ball back for me!" After saying this, Brother Alphabet left angrily.
According to the follow-up report ahead, Brother Alphabet finally got the ball, but he said in the interview that he thought he didn't get the match ball, but a new ball. In other words, he thinks the Pacers have switched packages. Just take a ball and deal with him. It has to be said that the scrum has garnered more attention than the 64 points themselves. What do you think?