Milwaukee, Wisconsin – The Milwaukee Bucks suffered a disappointing elimination by the Indiana Pacers in the first round of the NBA playoffs. The game took an ugly turn when Patrick Beverley, a player from the Bucks, created an unsettling scene during the match.

In a heated moment during the final minutes of Game 6, Beverley was captured on camera throwing a ball at a female Pacers fan, hitting her in the head, and then aggressively returning the ball to another fan. This incident sparked a confrontation between Beverley and the fans, causing chaos on the court.

Despite not being ejected from the game at that moment, Beverley’s actions are likely to result in disciplinary measures from the NBA. The player did not re-enter the game after the incident and instead took to social media to express his frustration and discontent.

Beverley’s behavior did not stop on the court but extended to his postgame media availability. He refused to engage with ESPN’s Malinda Adams, demanding that she leave the press scrum after admitting she had not subscribed to his podcast. Beverley’s behavior towards the media has raised concerns and criticisms from various voices in the sports community.

The Pacers’ victory over the Bucks was decisive, with Milwaukee struggling to keep up throughout the game. Despite their efforts, the absence of key players like Giannis Antetokounmpo hindered the Bucks’ chances of advancing in the playoffs.

Looking ahead, the Pacers will take on the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference semifinals, while the Bucks face an offseason filled with uncertainties following a midseason coaching change. Beverley, a pending free agent, may also have his future with the team in question given his recent on and off-court behavior.