Rockets' retired guards on NBA comeback after overseas suspension

One of the most entertaining NBA players of the 21st century wants to make a comeback.

He has many former clients to choose from.

The 12-year-old veteran Patrick Beverley announced in his podcast that he wants to make a comeback.

His most recent encounter with professional tires? An eight-month stay with Hapoel Tel Aviv from the Israeli basketball prime minister League. Beverley was suspended because he had criticized his coach on social media, and the two sides agreed to separate in February.

Beverley played in his NBA career for the Rockets, Clippers, Timberwolves, 76ers, Lakers, Bucks and Bullen.

Most recently he was in Milwaukee, where he was traded in 2024.

If he should return, one of his former six teams could stand at the top for his services. Beverley would go well with Houston's defensive stubbornness and could provide ime Udoka another spark from the bank.

“I don't need favors that only bring me in the training camp. I will do the rest,” announced Beverley in his podcast.

After leaving the Israeli basketball league and other controversial incidents in the NBA, it may not only be Beverley's performance on the pitch that plays a role.

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His last time with the Bucks was affected with an ugly suspension as in Israel.

During a game 6 against the Pacers in May, Beverley threw a basketball onto the fans twice behind the bank. After the game, he refused to answer a question from a media member because she had not subscribed to his podcast.

The NBA quickly repelled Beverley for both moments and spanned him four games.

The teams will be careful with the notorious heat head, but there is still a good chance that Pat Bev could return to the league.

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