Michael Carter-Williams was assessed a technical foul after he pushed Mike Dunleavy to the court.
While Game 6 of the Chicago Bulls-Milwaukee Bucks first-round series hasn’t been remotely close, it’s been somewhat interesting due to a lot of pushing and shoving with Mike Dunleavy at the center of it.
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The latest incident: Michael Carter-Williams threw Dunleavy to the ground in the third quarter after the two got tangled up.
MCW with the toss of Dunleavy and some kind words. https://t.co/sdY75hEPSN
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) May 1, 2015
This surely seems to be payback from Carter-Williams to Dunleavy after the Bulls shooting guard hit the Bucks point guard in the face in the first quarter.
Mike Dunleavy, everyone! https://t.co/FlPQ8JBvnx
— Kevin Chouinard (@KLChouinard) April 30, 2015
Giannis Antetokounmpo first retaliated to the punch by tackling Dunleavy while he was taking a three towards the end of the first-half (he was ejected), but it appears Carter-Williams wanted his own piece of Dunleavy as well.
While Dunleavy might ultimately get suspended for a future game because of his punch, he certainly will have the last laugh over Carter-Williams, Antetokounmpo and the rest of the Bucks. The Bulls lead 91-52 after three quarters.
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