The Brooklyn Nets lost to the Grizzlies by 16 points on December 14, but the game is still causing a lot of drama. A leaked audio clip recently went viral, showing some intense trash talk. Interestingly, this time, it wasn’t between players—it was between the coaches of both teams.
Recently, an NBA page, ‘@legendz_nba,’ shared leaked audio from the Grizzlies vs Nets game. The clip showed Dennis Schroder trash-talking Ja Morant and coach Taylor Jenkins.
Ja Morant’s substitution late in the game sparked the trouble. As he walked past the Brooklyn Nets’ bench, he said something that caused tension. Dennis Schroder fired back, and the argument got heated between him and Coach Jenkins.
In the audio, Schroder reportedly said, “We beat you two times, get out of here with that stuff.” When Coach Jenkins heard those words, he was shocked. He asked the referee if they would allow such bad language.
LEAKED Audio Of Dennis Schroder Trash Talking Taylor Jenkins👀:
— LegendZ (@legendz_nba) December 16, 2024
Schroder: “ We busted that a** two times, f*ck out of here with that sh*t”
Jenkins: “You’re gonna let him f*cking talk to me like that?
Schroder: “I’ll talk to you just like that”
Jenkins: “F*ck you, mf!” pic.twitter.com/yHIsVFe4T7
This only fueled Schroder’s anger, and he retorted, “I’ll talk to you just like that.” As Jenkins walked back, he lost his temper and retorted, shouting, “That’s f***ing horses***,” Jenkins presumably said. “F*** that s***, f*** you motherf*****.”.
Celevalend Cavaliers win against Nets with a huge lead
The Cleveland Cavaliers played a strong game, winning 130-101 against the Brooklyn Nets on December 16. The Cavaliers took control early and never let up.
Evan Mobley led Cleveland with 21 points, while Donovan Mitchell scored 18 points and had five assists. Georges Niang added 17 points and nine rebounds. The Cavaliers shot 53.1% from the field and made 19 three-pointers.
On the flip side, the Brooklyn Nets struggled, with Cameron Johnson scoring 22 points. Cleveland’s big first half, where they outscored the Nets 72-40, helped them win. They shot 60.5% from the field and 48% from three-point range.
