Evan Fournier: Maybe I missed something but am I the only one that dont see anything wrong here? Dude is getting his ass kicked and tryna motivate his team. I dont think he meant to disrespect European basketball. I might be wrong tho🤷🏽♂️
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Mike James: Just because your dream is to play in the NBA doesn’t mean you’re better than players in EuroLeague or ACB. Getting cooked by a non EuroLeague team after talking like that is hilarious
Sam Dekker: Good ole fashioned ass-whooping. Overseas hoops a different animal my guy. There’s a reason G-League is all 18-22 year-olds. It’s not good hoop and it’s all kids.
What does the team need to do to silence the critics? Jeanie Buss: Really, you gotta play basketball and win games. I know the criticism out there. I know social media is rough waters for everybody. There’s always controversy being stirred up on social media. That’s why it doesn’t really serve me to hype everything up. It’s just, you gotta do the work. And that’s how our organization operates. We do the work. We worry about what we can control and let the work speak for itself.
Rudy Gobert responds to Shaquille O'Neal: I get the entertainment part, but you don't need that stuff to stay relevant
Rudy Gobert: It is sad to see someone that has accomplished as much as you did @Shaquille O’Neal both in sport and business still be triggered by another man’s finances and accomplishments. I get the entertainment part but unlike other folks, you don’t need that stuff to stay relevant.
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Hailee Lopez, the wife of Bucks center Brook Lopez, posted images to her Instagram account of herself in Greece on Thursday, and many of the images include Riddlesprigger in a white dress with a “bride” crown. Alex Lasry, former Bucks executive, also posted to Instagram images of he and his wife in Greece. And a fashion designer, George Papadogamvros, posted to social media an image of Antetokounmpo inside his shop, potentially getting fitted for a suit, about 11 weeks ago.
Facundo Campazzo: “Social media is what consumes you the most mentally. It’s the constant need to check, to see what people are saying, to feel validated or criticized. It’s draining, and it can affect your performance on the court. I’ve learned to manage it better, but it’s still a challenge because it’s everywhere, all the time.”
