Insult report: Atlanta Hawks key player replies to a fan’s insult…
Trae Young of the Atlanta Hawks replies to a fan’s insult
Among the most recent Garden invasions is the 2021 Knicks vs. Atlanta Hawks first round playoff matchup. In his three games in New York, Hawks point guard Trae Young was unstoppable. He averaged 32.6 points and 8.6 assists while playing the entire three games, and he is well-known for bowing to celebrate the game’s victory. During that series, MSG was the loudest it has been in a long time, mostly taunting the Hawks point guard in his postseason debut.
On Young’s podcast, “From The Point,” three-time NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas discussed the five-game series and acknowledged that it has come to define the 24-year-old’s career.
Arenas told Young, “It’s crazy how you went into the Garden and really f**ked them up.”
replies to a fan’s insult
Point guard for the Atlanta Hawks, Trae Young, is accustomed to receiving insults from rival fan crowds.
The former Oklahoma Sooner has made enemies in a number of places over his five years in the NBA, mostly in the northeast: New York City, Philadelphia, and most recently Boston, to mention a few.
While Young was in Las Vegas on Saturday to see his Atlanta Hawks play in the summer league, he assisted the NBA in announcing the new in-season event.
Someone in the audience yelled a vial taunt in response to Young and fellow NBA players Cade Cunningham and Paolo Banchero reading off a card to assist list off the groupings of teams for the tournament, which will begin in November.
Shortly after, Young would shock the Boston fans with his trademark “shiver” celebration after making the most crucial shot of his career from barely within the Celtics logo.
And now, whomever it was in the Las Vegas audience has sparked another controversy about the NBA star you should never curse at. Young won’t be playing in the NBA for a few months, at least not for the fans, so there was no opportunity for the point guard to let his play speak for itself last night.
Still, in a time when NBA players are becoming more accustomed to having supporters removed, the fact that Young smiles in response to such obvious disrespect
Trae Young and Gilbert Arenas Discuss Villain Status Following the 2021 Knicks Series
In response to Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young’s performance against the New York Knicks during the historic 2021 playoff series, Gilbert Arenas shares his opinions.
The “World’s Most Famous Arena,” Madison Square Garden, has been a part of many memorable moments for both teams, but it has also been a major factor against the home court advantage of the New York Knicks.
At MSG in 1995, Michael Jordan scored fifty-five points. Most people agree that Stephen Curry’s 2013 performance in the Garden, when he scored 54 points, is the game that cemented his fame. A year before he memorably scored eight points in less than nine seconds at the end of a postseason game, Reggie Miller scored twenty-five points in the fourth quarter alone during a 1994 visit.
Among the most recent Garden invasions is the 2021 Knicks vs. Atlanta Hawks first round playoff matchup. In his three games in New York, Hawks point guard Trae Young was unstoppable, completing with
Among the most recent Garden invasions is the 2021 Knicks vs. Atlanta Hawks first round playoff matchup. In his three games in New York, Hawks point guard Trae Young was unstoppable. He averaged 32.6 points and 8.6 assists while playing the entire three games, and he is well-known for bowing to celebrate the game’s victory. During that series, MSG was the loudest it has been in a long time, mostly taunting the Hawks point guard in his postseason debut.
On Young’s podcast, “From The Point,” three-time NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas discussed the five-game series and acknowledged that it has come to define the 24-year-old’s career.
Arenas told Young, “It’s crazy how you went into the Garden and really f**ked them up.”
