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NBA Twitter Reacts To The Jimmy Butler Practice Situation
After the whole Jimmy Butler taking out his frustrations on his teammates, coaches and general manager Scott Layden news broke, the NBA world was pretty torn up. Some called Butler’s reaction unprofessional and selfish, others loved the way how Butler just wants to win, no matter what.
While I think the way Butler did it indeed was somewhat unprofessional, I’m a big fan of his and also believe that some of the young Wolves were in need of some ass whoopin’ and a reality check.
Redditor im__new__here found a great take, explaining the Butler situation on Twitter:
“Butler is a 30th overall pick from an awful upbringing who worked his ass off to become a superstar. Can you imagine how unbelievably tilting it must be to be around these gifted #1 overall talent kids who care more about getting new Fortnite skins and eating candy than they do about getting better at basketball?”
Either way, the entire NBA world was reacting on Twitter and got their popcorns ready:
AYE MAN @JimmyButler TOOK EM BACK TO THE MARQUETTE DAYS I SEE.!! 😂😂😂 @TeamCoachBuzz LOOK WHAT YOU CREATED.!!! 😈😎
— JAE CROWDER (@CJC9BOSS) October 10, 2018
— Jared Dudley (@JaredDudley619) October 10, 2018
— Jared Dudley (@JaredDudley619) October 10, 2018
¯_(ツ)_/¯ https://t.co/lPpzhG6ly6
— Corey Brewer (@TheCoreyBrewer) October 10, 2018
Anyone else out here refreshing @wojespn's timeline? WHAT ELSE DID JIMMY DO? WHAT DID HE SAY?
— Andrew Wiebe (@andrew_wiebe) October 10, 2018
https://twitter.com/KofieYeboah/status/1050098803267854338
https://twitter.com/Adam_Jacobi/status/1050101330080161792
Jimmy Butler walks into Thibs' office: pic.twitter.com/UbSfTwsFLE
— Robby Kalland (@RKalland) October 10, 2018
https://twitter.com/netw3rk/status/1050103240086380545
It turns out that when you're good friends with Mark Wahlberg you sometimes turn your workplace into Entourage https://t.co/VQTOF6Zavd
— Bruce Arthur (@bruce_arthur) October 10, 2018
https://twitter.com/SheaSerrano/status/1050104181049167875
This is much more compelling than anything the college hoops corruption case has had to offer so far this week. https://t.co/A3eeKlUfPc
— Eric Bossi (@ebosshoops) October 10, 2018
