Kendrick Perkins found himself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons during a Los Angeles Lakers game against the Denver Nuggets. As the game unfolded, ESPN cameras captured Perkins attempting to eavesdrop on a conversation between Lakers’ general manager Rob Pelinka and Golden State Warriors’ president of basketball operations Bob Myers.
Perk pretending to make a call so he can overhear the convo with Rob Pelinka & Bob Myers
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— El Jefe (@klutchfamilia) March 3, 2024
In the viral clip, Perkins is seen pretending to make a call on his phone while subtly positioning himself to overhear the conversation between Pelinka and Myers. The footage quickly spread across social media, with fans expressing a mix of amusement and criticism towards Perkins’ behavior.
Some fans joked about Perkins potentially using the information he overheard for his reporting, while others found humor in the situation, noting that Perkins appeared to put his phone to the wrong ear. Despite the lighthearted reactions, some viewers raised concerns about the ethics of Perkins’ actions, suggesting that he was attempting to gather information without permission.
Perkins, known for his outspoken personality and candid commentary, has become a recognizable figure in the sports media landscape. While his antics may have provided entertainment for some, others questioned the professionalism of his behavior during the game.
As the incident continues to garner attention, it remains to be seen what Perkins‘ next viral moment will be. However, his latest escapade serves as a reminder that even former players turned analysts are not immune to scrutiny for their actions off the court.
Kendrick Perkins Slams Doc Rivers’ Haters
Kendrick Perkins recently took to Twitter to deliver a message to Doc Rivers’ critics, praising the Milwaukee Bucks head coach for his recent success with the team. Perkins commended Rivers for leading the Bucks to four consecutive victories (5 straight in fact), during which the team held their opponents to under 100 points in each game.
Bucks 4th Straight game holding their opponents under 100 points!!! Looks like old Excuse Making Doc Rivers got the ears of that locker room. Don’t mind me and Carry the hell on…
— Kendrick Perkins (@KendrickPerkins) March 2, 2024
Perkins highlighted the significant improvement in the Bucks’ performance since the NBA All-Star break, noting that it seems like Rivers has finally connected with the players in the team’s locker room. He emphasized the importance of Rivers‘ coaching in the Bucks’ recent resurgence and expressed optimism about the team’s future under his leadership.
Indeed, the Bucks’ recent five-game winning streak, capped off by a victory over the Chicago Bulls, has showcased their potential to compete at an elite level. With Rivers at the helm, the Bucks have demonstrated their ability to play championship-caliber basketball, evident from their current third-seed position in the Eastern Conference standings.
As the Bucks continue to excel under Rivers’ guidance, Perkins believes that it bodes well for the team and its fanbase. Despite initial struggles, Rivers has helped the Bucks achieve an impressive 8-7 record since taking over as head coach. With a 40-21 overall record for the season, the Bucks are positioned as one of the top teams in the league, a testament to Rivers’ impact on the team’s performance.
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