Perkins: West and Weaver compete in a healthy way, but O Neal instigated them to fight and made me angry

Recently, Perkins talked about his locker room during his time in the Celtics in his program "Road Trippin '".

Related links→Perkins: It's too normal for me to fight in the locker room when I was in the Celtics The beer bottle was smashed directly on the head of his teammates. He said, "We are all in a way of getting along with each other in the same way, and it's because of this that the bonds between our teams have become particularly deep. These conflicts are nothing at all. For example, if you are angry and want to vent, then vent, and then vent. But now I have to say one thing. There was a conflict that really made me very angry."

"I don't like someone being bullied the most, really. At that time, there was Van Weaver in the team. And Delonti West. The two are competing for the last place on the team's roster. That was in 2010, so they had to play a three-on-three match on the court after the pre-season training camp. West was in that state at that time, and he felt that the energy in his heart had been holding back. We all saw it. He had already fought fiercely during training because the competition was really too fierce. After all, the two were for the last place. West would also say trash talk, and the two were almost pushing their elbows to the floor when they played. It was obvious that It's really a big fight. Weaver would also talk back and fight, but his ruthlessness was not as good as West. West's attitude at that time was like saying, "I have to win this place even if I fight for my life." It's not a joke. As a result, Weaver won the last day on the court. After that, Weaver sat in the locker room, with an ice pack on his body, and relaxed for a while. At this time, West walked in and shouted at him, "Do you dare to recognize the words you said on the court just now?" He was still staring at him condescendingly. To be honest, Weaver was He was a little cowardly. "

"This is one of the few times I have been so angry with Shaq, really. Because it was already pure bullying at this time. Anyone with discerning eyes can tell if anyone wants to do it! Weaver didn't plan to fight or have any conflict at all. He just wanted to compete and then go home, and just admit it no matter what the result was. As a result, Shaq was making a fuss next to him, 'Damn! Damn! If you want to fight, just fight! Go to the bathroom! Go to the shower! "He wanted West to fight back the tone he lost just now. I thought to myself, ‘Brother, sit down for me! Don't be here to get angry, okay? ’”

"If both of them tried their best in advance and anyone with a discerning eye could see that both of them wanted to fight, it would be reasonable; but Weaver didn’t want to do it at all! So it was really bullying at that time. And this happened really, and I was very angry at that time. As a result, someone was saying, ‘Oh, go to the shower room and call’, and I retorted at that time, ‘Stop talking, go to the shower room and call it, hurry up and get rid of this matter! Weaver doesn't want to fight at all! ”

"You know, it is normal for the team to have conflicts. After all, everyone is trying to win, and they have no place to do anything. After a fight or a fight, they can make the team more united. But bullying is different, especially bullying people who just want to play well and have no bad intentions. Weaver wanted to win the quota with his own strength. After winning the game, he was quiet, without showing off or provoking trouble. As a result, he had to face West's search for trouble and Shaq's fanning the flames. Anyone would feel wronged. ”