Lakers guard Patrick Beverley tells his two kids that their Christmas presents aren’t from Santa
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Lakers point guard Patrick Beverley tells his two sons their Christmas presents aren’t from Santa but ‘that shit is mine’ in hilarious interview
- The 34-year-old NBA veteran was speaking on his podcast with Barstool Sports
- He also pointed out that he does not like milk and asks for Coca-Cola with cookies
- Beverley not only receives gifts for her children, but also for her entire family.
- He was suspended for three games in November after shoving Deandre Ayton
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Patrick Beverley, one of the most outspoken stars in the NBA, has told his children that Santa Claus is not the person buying them presents, but himself, just weeks before winter break.
“I love Christmas, I love giving gifts, but I’m the father, the mother, the aunt, the cousins, the nieces, the nephews,” the LA Lakers point guard told Barstool Sports’ Rone in his latest episode. podcast with US sports & popular culture blog.
Everyone sit down. Those gifts they receive are not from Santa. That shit is mine.
Patrick Beverley, one of the most outspoken stars in the NBA, has admitted to his two sons that he’s the only one who puts his presents under the Christmas tree, not Santa Claus.
The 34-year-old added that he is “all in on the cookies” and goes over to the Christmas tree to gobble them up the night before the holidays, though he does a different thing than Santa Claus.
“I don’t like milk,” revealed the former Rockets, Clippers and Timberwolves player. ‘You guys can drop a Coke or something because that’s me eating that shit. I just want you guys to know.
Beverley’s confession to her two children did not go down well with her son.
“It looked like I killed him, or something,” said the two-time NBA second-team defensive back, who also has a daughter. It was destroyed.
Beverley also admitted to drinking Coca-Cola with cookies because she doesn’t like the taste of milk.
The league veteran has averaged 4.3 points and 3.8 assists per game in 26.4 minutes with the Lakers this season.
He joined the Jazz from the Timberwolves in a trade that involved three other players, four future first-round picks and a pick trade along with the draft rights to Walker Kessler for center Rudy Gobert.
Beverley was then traded to Purple and Gold in exchange for Stanley Johnson and Talen Horton-Tucker.
In November, he was suspended for three games after shoving the Suns’ Deandre Ayton from behind during an on-court altercation.