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JB Bickerstaff on why he was ejected along with assistant coach Pablo Prigioni from the T-Wolves “There were things said by their assistant coach. I’m not going to let people say belligerent things about my guys and it’s that simple” Question asked by Coty M. Davis

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Фото профиля Deja
Deja1 год назад

@LK33JD @CotyDavis_24 And what was said

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Noah Basketball1 год назад

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Фото профиля Ledzep75
Ledzep751 год назад

@CotyDavis_24 What a turn around this man did with the Pistons makes Monty look like a Clown 🤡

Фото профиля RenZ
RenZ1 год назад

@CotyDavis_24 How pistons lost the game: Let's not disrespect the timberwolves early in the game, cause you will regret it

Фото профиля DemonClark
DemonClark1 год назад

@CotyDavis_24 He was calling out Stewart for being the common denominator in multiple incidents. Boo-freakin-hoo.

Фото профиля Mintesinot Sturm
Mintesinot Sturm1 год назад

@CotyDavis_24 Pablo simply said Stew is always involved in bs like this which is true. Whole Pistons team starts crying once shit actually goes down, this is pathetic.

Фото профиля FightHorizon
FightHorizon1 год назад

@CotyDavis_24 Dude is soft as fuck. Hold that L

Фото профиля Flaair❤️‍🔥
Flaair❤️‍🔥1 год назад

@CotyDavis_24 What was said coach JB????

Фото профиля MAxi Mendiburu
MAxi Mendiburu1 год назад

@CotyDavis_24 Is he crying?

Фото профиля Dylan Morris
Dylan Morris1 год назад

@CotyDavis_24 And Pablo was ready to box you up

Фото профиля Cifer👯
Cifer👯1 год назад

@CotyDavis_24 coach of the year

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