"We busted that a** two times" - Dennis Schroder’s alleged trash talk to Taylor Jenkins caught in leaked audio
An NBA page, @legendz_nba, known for posting leaked audio of disputes and court conversations, has shared a new clip featuring Dennis Schroder. In Friday's Grizzlies vs. Nets game, Schroder had a war of words with Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant and coach Taylor Jenkins.
As Morant was substituted out with the game nearing its end, he appeared to exchange words with the Brooklyn Nets bench. This prompted a verbal exchange involving Morant, Schroder and Jenkins, all engaged near the scorer's table. Ultimately, Schroder and Jenkins continued to argue with each other.
Per @legendz_nba, this is what Schroder and Jenkins allegedly said to each other in their NSFW exchange.
"We busted that a** two times, f*** out of here with that s***," Schroder allegedly said.
This prompted Jenkins to ask a referee if he would allow the Nets point guard to continue talking that way to him.
"I'll talk to you just like that," Schroder supposedly continued in response to Jenkins.
Jenkins allegedly yelled the following as he walked back to his bench.
"That's f***ing horses***," Jenkins presumably said. "F*** that s***, f*** you motherf*****."
The verbal exchange led to technical fouls being called on both Dennis Schroder and Ja Morant. Meanwhile, a third technical foul was called on Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins.
Memphis had pretty much won the game by the time the altercation took place, as they held a 133-113 lead. When this happened, Morant was being subbed out to give the reserve some minutes.
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Brooklyn's loss to the Memphis Grizzlies ended up being Dennis Schroder last game for the Nets
Being called for a technical foul might have been Dennis Schroder's final action on the court with the Brooklyn Nets.
On Sunday, it was revealed that Schroder is being traded to the Golden State Warriors, along with a second-round pick for 2025. In return, the Nets are getting guard De'Anthony Melton and Reece Beekman, who is signed to a two-way contract. Brooklyn also secured three second-round picks for 2026, 2028, and 2029.
In his final game with the Brooklyn Nets, Dennis Schroder scored 15 points, dished eight assists and came away with one steal. During his time with the Nets, he averaged 16.3 points, 3.3 rebounds and 6.3 assists.
The Warriors will be the eighth team he joins. He has also played for the Atlanta Hawks, OKC Thunder, LA Lakers, Toronto Raptors, Boston Celtics, and Houston Rockets.
Meanwhile, De'Anthony Melton has not played since Nov. 12. He underwent season-ending surgery to address an issue with his left ACL. Before being sidelined, he played six games for the Warriors, averaging 10.3 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 2.8 apg.