NBA Playoffs Nets-Bucks: Glen Davis With a Rude Response to Kyrie Irving's Injury

Kyrie Irving hurt his ankle in Game 4 against the Milwaukee Bucks.

Kyrie Irving hurt his ankle in Game 4, and had to leave the the game in the first half (the Nets lost 107-96 and the Tweet from the Nets can be seen below).

Kyrie Irving is out for the remainder of the game due to a right ankle sprain.

— Brooklyn Nets (@BrooklynNets) June 13, 2021

After the injury, former Boston Celtics player Glen Davis had a rude response on Instagram. 

The comment from Davis can be seen below from Twitter account @CelticsGRD.

Big Baby Glen Davis has comments on Kyrie Irving injury 👀 pic.twitter.com/qrWgq5smUy

— GreenRunsDeep (@CelticsGRD) June 13, 2021

Davis is referencing to when Twitter account @yornoc74 posted a video during the first-round of the NBA Playoffs of Irving appearing to stomp on the logo at half court on the Celtics' court. 

@ESPNNBA kyrie showing his true colors. pic.twitter.com/MIF07RHjcz

— yornoc (@yornoc74) May 31, 2021

The Brooklyn Nets were 2-point favorites on the road against the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday for Game 4, according to FanDuel.

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