Patrick Beverley Has Been Fined $25,000 For Throwing The Ball At A Fan In Dallas


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The Clippers loss on Sunday in Dallas snapped a four-game winning streak for Los Angeles, who find themselves tied atop the Western Conference with Denver.

The game was a statement win from the Mavericks, playing without Luka Doncic, and a tough loss, but not a disastrous one for the Clippers, how bounced back with a win over New Orleans on Monday. The loss was most costly for Patrick Beverley, who found himself in a few contentious situations in the game.

While wrestling on the floor with Dennis Smith Jr. over a loose ball, an elbow from Beverley knocked out one of Smith’s front teeth. From there, Beverley, who always plays an intense game, was on edge and his frustrations boiled over when he tossed the ball at Dallas fan Don Knobler courtside who, Beverley says, said “f*ck your mother” to him.

Unsurprisingly, that move earned Beverley a fine from the league, as the NBA announced on Tuesday he would be paying $25,000 for throwing the ball at a fan. That’s the standard fine for throwing anything into the crowd in the NBA, so Beverley surely knew it was coming, but if his account is indeed true, then hopefully the Mavs will look into the incident and what Knobler said.

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