The Philadelphia 76ers, fresh off a victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers, faced the Milwaukee Bucks in a Sunday afternoon game. This match was notable for the presence of Patrick Beverley, who was traded to the Bucks from the Sixers in exchange for Cam Payne. Beverley, who had expressed eagerness for this game, particularly looked forward to facing Kyle Lowry, now the Sixers’ backup point guard after joining as a free agent. Beverley scored 17 points against the Sixers and contributed three points, two assists, and one steal. The Bucks won the game with a final score of 119-98. After the game, Beverley took to social media to share his thoughts, including a post about the “Belt 2 A$” tour, a tradition he has upheld throughout the season. He also made sure to express appreciation for Philadelphia in his post.
Additionally, a video surfaced on Beverley’s podcast’s X account, showing him poking the ball away from Lowry and standing over him as he lay on the court. Lowry, who played 21 minutes in his second game with the Sixers, had a well-rounded performance, contributing three points, two rebounds, three assists, and two steals. Beverley has played six games for the Bucks since the trade, with averages of 3.7 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 2.5 assists per game.
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