Kendrick Perkins is the Cavaliers’ enforcer.
He showed that in Game 2 of the NBA Finals by, um, sitting still on the bench in street clothes while Stephen Curry aimlessly backed into him.
Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe:
Talked to Perk about issue with Curry. “I don’t know why people keep wanting to pick battles this way. Might want to choose that [expletive] wisely, man, [rather] than [bleeping] with me. I don’t think I’m the problem that they want, though, might want to pick another battle.” https://t.co/UIZsp4pr8z
— gary washburn (@GwashburnGlobe) June 5, 2018
Perkins can talk big and tough (in part because he is big and tough). I doubt it goes anywhere.
The Warriors are winning the war anyway, which allows them to pick petty battles like this. Unless Cleveland mounts more of a resistance on the court, I doubt Golden State would be concerned about escalating a war of words with Perkins.
