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Patrick Beverley Says Russell Westbrook's 2019 Comments 'Damaged My Career'

Timothy RappMar 11, 2022

Patrick Beverley's history and feud with Russell Westbrook goes way back. But in 2019, he believes Westbrook went too far when he suggested Beverley wasn't actually a good defender. 

"He damaged my career,” Beverley told JJ Redick on The Old Man and the Three podcast. "Coaching staffs and players, fans, they looked at me way different. They looked at me like, 'You know what, he don't play defense. He just yells and run around,' and held onto that, and some people still do."

Beverley has long been known as a dogged and talented defender, and clearly didn't appreciate Westbrook suggesting otherwise. So amid Westbrook's own struggles with the Los Angeles Lakers this season, Beverley clapped back:

Add in his comments to Redick, and it's clear that Beverley still has no love lost for Westbrook.