The Knicks-Hawks saga continues at 7 pm ET tomorrow night.

During the Lakers’ April 16 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies in the opening game of their playoff series, Austin Reaves came alive, shooting 100. It looks like the Knicks are truly changing their entire culture, and I never thought I’d see the day. Trae Young Praises Austin Reaves on Twitter. It actually may be the first time they have been justified in throwing someone out (Thanks, James Dolan). The Knicks made the right move by banning whoever did this. That could have easily turned into the true sequel to the Malice in the Palace.īack to spitgate. By the way, if you haven’t seen what happened to Westbrook, I highly recommend you check it out. This was the SECOND example of this last night (Sorry, Russell Westbrook). Where They Crossed the LineĬlearly, hurling an object at a player (In this case, actual spit) is not cool and something we should never see at sporting events. Bravo, whoever handed out this paper, bravo. A viral video from the Knicks’ Game 2 win over the Hawks seemingly shows Young get spit on, with fitness influencer and. Not too many of them, however, can separate their emotions from their arguments. Trae Young has chimed in on the spitting incident Wednesday night at MSG. Surprisingly, this was the only chant in Madison Square Garden last night that was a fact, not an opinion. Instead of the usual F*** Trae Young chants, Knicks fans actually coordinated a different kind of chant (See below).

Some of the chants towards Young were actually original and pretty funny. It didn’t really seem to affect him either, as he scored 30 last night. Knicks fans don’t take too kindly to getting told to be quiet, and this was reflected in Game 2. When he shushed the fans after his game-winner in the first matchup, he knew exactly what he was getting himself into. He’s even said that he knows he’s doing “something right” when the fans boo him. Additionally, you know he just eats this shit up. Anything else and he’d be bringing upon negative energy for his team after a crucial loss. This was the right response from Young and his camp.

Young is refusing to press charges, with his agent saying, “We appreciate the Garden’s response to the incident and Trae’s focus remains on his teammates and Game 3.” Smart Response The Knicks fan who spit on Trae Young in the 4th quarter of Game 2 has been banned indefinitely, according to a statement from the team. Butler/NBAE) Knicks fans were taunting Trae Young all throughout Game 2, but this crossed the line.

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