'Murder in his eyes': Internet stunned after Nets' coach Steve Nash erupts during Bucks game
MILWAUKEE, WICONSIN: The NBA match on Wednesday, October 26, between the Brooklyn Nets and the Milwaukee Bucks saw Nets coach Steve Nash being ejected for the first time in his career as a coach following a heated argument with a game official. And like all things that make their way to the internet, Nash's frenzied outburst has now become the subject of hilarious reactions by people who saw "murder" in his eyes.
Following Nash's ejection during the third quarter of the match, the Nets suffered a 110-99 loss to the Bucks. His frustration was evident upon being whistled for a technical foul and he seemed to argue regarding the same when he was called for his second technical that led to his ejection.
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Steve Nash was FIRED UP! Don’t think we have ever seen this kind of emotion from him pic.twitter.com/f8eFPrAA5T
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) October 27, 2022
Reacting to the video of a "fired up" Nash, people took to Twitter to suggest possible hilarious scenarios for such an outburst. "Whe McDonald’s tells you the ice cream machine is still out of order," wrote one user, while another went on the same line, suggesting that such a reaction could be, "When you tell a girl there is no pumpkin spice on the menu."
Whe McDonald’s tells you the ice cream machine is still out of order
— Vincent Perricone (@VPerricone92) October 27, 2022
when you tell a girl there is no pumpkin spice on the menu:
— gosuprime (@gosuprime21) October 27, 2022
Others shared screengrabs of Nash in the middle of the argument to highlight the shockingly aggressive stance of the usually mild-mannered coach. "Steve Nash with murder in his eyes," tweeted one user. Someone else suggested that Nash's reaction was a result of coaching Nets basketball player Ben Simmons. "All the stress from coaching Ben Simmons has caught up on Steve Nash," the person tweeted. Notably, the Australian player has seen a rather dismal start to the season.
Steve Nash with murder in his eyes 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/ummty3TIbO
— Tony Clements (@TonyCMKE) October 27, 2022
All the stress from coaching Ben Simmons has caught up on Steve Nash pic.twitter.com/bFTe2RHd0q
— NBA Memes (@NBAMemes) October 27, 2022
Another person shared a clip that had earlier been uploaded by Nash on his TikTok where the 48-yar-old coach can be seen dancing to the beat of YNW Melly's '223s'. "Steve Nash when he gets home to calm himself down," they captioned. Someone else suggested "Steve Nash and Doc Rivers competing to see who gets fired first."
Steve Nash when he gets home to calm himself down pic.twitter.com/rb40y1ZkTA
— ໊ (@HoodiDrew) October 27, 2022
Steve Nash and Doc Rivers competing to see who gets fired first.
— Michael K-B (@therealmikekb) October 27, 2022
At the same time, there were others who believe Nash's sudden outburst was part of a hidden agenda. "Steve Nash think he’s slick… getting ejected on purpose so that he wouldn’t have to make adjustments in the 4th. Don’t mind me tho and Carry the hell on…" tweeted former professional basketball player, Kendrick Le'Dale "Perk" Perkins. His tweet did not go down well with others as one tweeted, "You talk about nash but you stay dead silent on Doc Rivers and the 1-4 Sixers. I thought you were fair and honest critiquing coaches? How come we only here you singling out Nash?"
Steve Nash think he’s slick… getting ejected on purpose so that he wouldn’t have to make adjustments in the 4th. Don’t mind me tho and Carry the hell on…
— Kendrick Perkins (@KendrickPerkins) October 27, 2022
You talk about nash but you stay dead silent on Doc Rivers and the 1-4 Sixers. I thought you were fair and honest critiquing coaches? How come we only here you singling out Nash?
— Steven raju (@SRaju72) October 27, 2022
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