Redick angrily scolded Rivers for dumping the blame, and Beverley lashed back for the manager
On February 21, Beijing time, NBA commentator Redick was named in a file" firsttake"The column slammed his former head coach, Doc Rivers, saying that he often broke his joints and threw his pot far away. In contrast, Bucks rookie Beverley is more interested in his boss than in Redick. Rivers himself said in a recent interview that he couldn't understand why the Bucks fired Adrian Griffin.
Redick said in an interview: "Rivers has been defending himself all the time! We all understand that it is very difficult to take over a team in this new season, and we all understand that. Just as a player in the middle of the season is very difficult to transfer. However, he has been looking for a reason to put all the blame on his own team. Listen to what he had to say last weekend.
Redick went on to say: "He even has to keep Harden on his head when he joins the Clippers, and he wants to be complimented by others? He's not responsible at all! "
Redick's remarks upset Beverley, who joined the Bucks. Redick reacted to this: "Rivers gave you a start, and that saved your career because no one needed you. You're retired, why do you still talk about it on TV? @雷迪克 (reddit).
Reddick responded first"Hahahaha! "Then, he continued:"Beverley, my brother, was given me a four-year contract with a player option attached, which meant I could be a starter and get the same salary as any other club. Tell me how you saved my career"。
Beverly chimed in"So, why don't you say yes? You're pretty happy with your role in this squad......"
In a recent interview, Rivers said: "The Bucks managers gave me a **, I said to them'I don't see what you're doing (firing Griffin).'。They gave this answer:'Whatever happens now, we want you to be the coach.
When Rivers took over the Bucks, his team had already played five games with the Nuggets, Trail Blazers, Mavericks, Jazz and Suns, and in the end they only beat the Mavericks. Rivers said in an interview: "It's not a good choice for my team to face the toughest games before I take over. "I once asked the managers of the Bucks,'Can I take over the team after the All-Star break? That's even better. Many fans thought Rivers was shrugging his shoulders helplessly.
Rivers is the star coach of the East this season, but in that time in his tenure, his team has only had 3-7 points. Now, the Bucks are in third place in the East with a 35-21 record.