Lakers point guard Patrick Beverley told his two children that their Christmas presents weren’t from Santa but ‘those were from me’ in a hilarious interview.
- The 34-year-old NBA veteran speaks on his podcast with Barstool Sports
- He also points out that he doesn’t like milk and asks for Coca-Cola with cookies
- Beverley not only gets gifts for her children but also her extended family
- He was suspended for three games in November after pushing Deandre Ayton
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Patrick Beverley, one of the NBA’s most outspoken stars, told his children that Santa Claus is not the person who actually buys them presents but himself, a few weeks before the winter holiday.
‘I love Christmas, love to give presents but I’m the father, the parent, the mother, the aunt, the cousin, the nephew,’ the LA Lakers point guard told Rone, of Barstool Sports, in his latest US podcast episode sports & pop culture blog.
‘Everyone sit down. Their gifts you get are not from Santa. That s**t is from me.’
Patrick Beverley, one of the NBA’s most outspoken stars, admitted to his two children that he is the only one who puts their presents under the Christmas tree, not Santa Clause.
The 34-year-old added that she was ‘all with the cookies’ and went to the Christmas tree to eat them the night before the holiday even though she was doing something different with Santa Claus.
‘I don’t like milk,’ the former Rockets, Clippers and Timberwolves player revealed. ‘You guys can leave a Coca-Cola or something because I’m eating that. I just wanted to let you know.’
Beverley admitting her two children to her son did not go over well.
‘It looks like I killed him, or something,’ said the two-time NBA-all defensive second team player, who also has a daughter. ‘He was destroyed.’
Beverley also admitted that she drank Coke with cookies because she didn’t like the taste of milk
The league veteran is averaging 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 included three other players, four future first round picks and a pick swap along with the draft rights to Walker Kessler in exchange for center Rudy Gobert.
Beverley was then traded to the Purple and Gold in exchange for Stanley Johnson and Talen Horton-Tucker.
In November, he was suspended for three games after pushing Deandre Ayton, of the Suns, from behind during an on-court altercation.
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