Patrick Beverley's Viral Instagram Post That Has Been Deleted

Patrick Beverley sent out a post to Instagram after the Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday evening. The post has now been deleted, but has gone viral on Twitter.

On Tuesday evening, the Minnesota Timberwolves advanced to the NBA Playoffs as the seventh seed in the Western Conference when they defeated the Los Angeles Clippers by a score of 109-104 at Target Center.   

After the win, an animated Patrick Beverley posted a video to Instagram (that has now been deleted but was captured by Rob Perez). 

oh dear. pic.twitter.com/Q02LICPv7M

— Rob Perez (@WorldWideWob) April 13, 2022

"Ain't nobody believed," Beverley said in the video. "Weak a-s Clippers, beat they mother f---ing a-s." 

Beverley had many reasons to be excited, because he has now still never missed the NBA Playoffs in his entire career, and he got to beat his former team.  

what. a. night.

Ant - 30 pts. / 5 reb. / 2 ast. / 1 stl.
DLo - 29 pts. / 5 reb. / 6 ast. / 3 stl.
Beas - 12 pts. / 6 reb. / 1 blk.
KAT - 11 pts. / 5 reb. / 3 ast. / 2 stl.
Naz - 8 pts. / 4 reb. / 1 ast.
PatBev - 7 pts. / 11 reb. / 3 ast. / 1 blk. / 1 stl. pic.twitter.com/iYKVVDzV0o

— Minnesota Timberwolves (@Timberwolves) April 13, 2022

The Timberwolves will begin heir first-round series in Memphis against the Grizzlies on Saturday afternoon. 

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