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The NBA is over for Patrick Beverley for now, Patrick Beverley will now play for the Israeli team Hapoel Tel Aviv.

The Patrick Beverly news was a bit out of left field but he said they gave him everything he asked for so he couldn’t say no.

I'm surprised to read today that the contract which included everything he asked for was only $2,000,000 per year for 2 years. His last NBA contract had to be for significantly more than that, right? I'm pretty sure that's below the veterans minimum in the NBA. I guess that means not a single team in the NBA was interested in signing Pat Bev. That, or the Israeli's are giving him some incredible perks outside of his compensation, which is more likely in my opinion than no team in the NBA wanting him for the league minimum.

Maybe if he was still very young a number of team could have been willing to let a number of his awful antics slide, but no NBA team want a time bomb like Pat Beverly he does more talking now than plays and being a sour loser with never ending controversy and putting his teams difficult situation was never going to end well for him, I'm pretty afraid that the same fate could await Draymond Green once he gets traded or enter free agency, he'll need to actually play and talk less to be kept on any NBA roster. Kevin Porter Jr. for instance whom everyone could have thought his NBA days are over, but now he's back into the league after just a season, and the major factor that contributed to that is because he's still a young lad, if it were to be a veteran, I'm very sure that would have been it for him, Ja Morant as well probably wouldn't still be in the league if they are older guys.

He definitely is a time bomb and the way he did his career this past seasons was all just pure trash talks I guess that could make him the headline. Same goes to Green who definitely be signed by WWE in the future. I'd say, Pat Bev landing on Israel was still a heaven sent, his legacy would still continue though.