One-time Lost Angeles Lakers point guard Patrick Beverley, now playing abroad with Israeli League club Hapoel Tel Aviv, recently weighed in on his old club's la

Patrick Beverley wants Los Angeles Lakers fans to change how they act toward their players for their own team's good. On the latest episode of the Pat Bev Podcast with Rone, Beverley was asked about the D'Angelo Russell trade and claimed that Lakers fans end up reducing the trade value of their players by constantly criticizing them.

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Nine-time NBA All-Star Russell Westbrook has been playing very well in his first season with the Denver Nuggets. Signed by Denver after spending the last three

Patrick Beverley has fired some shots at Los Angeles Lakers fans for how they treat their players. When a fan called Beverley a hater for questioning the Dorian Finney-Smith trade, he called out Lakers fans for being toxic to their own players.

One of the more controversial players from the NBA in recent memory has been former guard Patrick Beverley. Beverley was never shy to speak his mind or do actions on the floor that were considered going against the norm.

The Los Angeles Lakers are facing a turbulent NBA season, with inconsistent performances and questionable trade decisions drawing scrutiny. A former team star has criticized the fanbase, claiming their harsh judgment negatively affects the trade value of players.

Former NBA guard Patrick Beverley isn’t one to be at a loss of words. Quite the opposite, actually. And Beverley offered a theory on why the Lakers have struggled to find a third “star” to pair alongside LeBron James and Anthony Davis.

Former Los Angeles Lakers guard Patrick Beverley called out Laker fans off the back of the organization’s trade for Dorian