Tyrese Haliburton took a brutal shot at the Bucks’ playoff crowd after the Pacers tied the series

tyrese haliburton took a brutal shot at the bucks’ playoff crowd after the pacers tied the series

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In a playoff series that has been relegated to NBA TV, it sure seems like the Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers are already getting very chippy with each other. And after Indiana tied the series on Tuesday night, star guard Tyrese Haliburton added more fuel to the fire as both teams now shift to Indianapolis for the next two games.

While talking about how excited he is to play in front of a Pacers’ playoff crowd, Haliburton proclaimed that the Milwaukee home postseason crowd has been weaker through two games than a standard Indiana regular-season game.

Oh, man. What a brutal parting shot to Bucks fans after tying the series:

There’s bulletin board material; then there’s throwing a canister of gas on a roaring flame. Haliburton probably just did the latter. I cannot wait for Game 3 of this series on Friday night. Get your popcorn ready, folks.

This article originally appeared on For The Win: Tyrese Haliburton took a brutal shot at the Bucks’ playoff crowd after the Pacers tied the series

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