“Should’ve traded me instead of Russell Westbrook” Patrick Beverley disrespects LeBron James by slapping his a** 

“Should’ve traded me instead of Russell Westbrook” Patrick Beverley disrespects LeBron James by slapping his a** 

Patrick Beverley and LeBron James

Patrick Beverley has been one of the most vocal on-court and off-court players, NBA fans might have ever seen. Being a player who is known, to get inside the head of his opponent by all means, this veteran surely is a bad-boy. Moreover, the Timberwolves player went overboard this time around when he decided to work the crowd and flex right on the face of Lakers star LeBron James. 

Patrick Beverley
Patrick Beverley

The Minnesota Timberwolves hosted the depleted Los Angeles Lakers in their most recent matchup. With just over 10 games remaining to close the regular season, a win for either team was important. That being said, it was the home team who managed to bully their way to a comfortable win. What even worse? This video below. 

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Patrick Beverley flexes in front of LeBron James 

Russell Westbrook and LeBron James
Russell Westbrook and LeBron James

With Patrick Beverley looking to bring his team back into the game, after the Lakers went on a 12-3 run in the second quarter. He managed to reign superior of Carmelo Anthony and arch-rival Russell Westbrook, which surely got the crowd all-hyped-up, in the truest way. 

Just then, Patrick Beverley decided to flex on the face of LeBron James and went onto spank his a**, in an attempt to buck motivate him and lead his team in a better way. 

Take a look at how fans reacted upon the same- 

Having scored 18-points in an impressive victory for the Timberwolves. Beverley surely went onto support Karl Anthony Towns and Anthony Edwards in the most elite way possible. Given that the, Minnesota Timberwolves have got a tough road ahead before entering the playoff or play-in tournament, they surely would require the veteran to be at his absolute best. 

On the other hand, the problems for LeBron James, Lakers are not seeming to stop. The consistency of them lacking behind since the early stages need to change immediately, if they want to contest in the play-in tournament. Will Anthony Davis’ return make any change? Remains to be seen.

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