Indiana Pacers Star Tyrese Haliburtondad John Haliburtonwould be authorized to attend the next match of the NBA team after its previous ban.
Espn reported on Monday, May 26, that John could watch the match of the Pacers 4 match against the New York Knicks in person in a suite. (Pacers are currently Direct the finals of the Eastern Conference 2-1.)
Sources have declared to the point of sale that John would continue to refrain from attending matches on the team’s road.
John was not present in a match after having made the headlines last month for entering a stormy exchange with Milwaukee Bucks Star Giannis antetokounmpo. After the incident, a spokesperson for the Pacers said Espn Earlier this month, John would not be present at home or outside games in the predictable future.
John has since apologized after having mocked Antetokounmpo, 30, on the Gainbridge Fieldhouse of Indianapolis field, where they were finally separated by bucks players and the security of the arena.
“I sincerely apologize to Giannis, Milwaukee Bucks and the organization of the Pacers for my actions after the match this evening,” John published in April. “It was not a good reflection on our sport or my son and I will no longer make this error.”
Antetokounmpo, for its part, addressed the incident during an post-match interview at the time.
“I think you have to be humble in victory,” he said. “Many people who are like:” No, when you win the game, you talk about s *** and it’s a green light for you to be disrespectful towards someone else. “I don’t agree.”
Antetokounmpo continued: “Losing the game, the emotions are high. Having a fan – which, for the moment, I thought he was a fan, but I realized that he was Tyrese’s father. Which, I love Tyrese. I think he is a great competitor. His father coming to the ground and showing me his son – a touch with his face on [it],, [saying] “This is what we do. We do this. I have the impression that it is very, very disrespectful.
Antetokounmpo noted that he and John spoke and are “in a good place”. Tyrese, on the other hand, told journalists at the time that he “did not agree with what had happened there”.
“Basketball is basketball and keep it on the field. I think he’s just excited, saw his son win a match and came on the field, but we had a conversation,” said Tyrese, 25. “He must just allow me to play basketball and stay there and I will come to him to celebrate. But the emotions of the game were excited there. I talked with him. I’m going to talk with Giannis. I don’t think my pops were there at all.”