"Wifey gonna kill me, though"- Patrick Beverley makes a startling confession about his pre-game routine which could jeopardize his marriage
Patrick Beverley recently explicitly opened up about his sex life with his wife.
Towards the latter part of the 23rd episode of 'The Pat Bev Podcast with Rone', Beverley gave his thoughts about Scottie Pippen's sex life with his ex-wife Larsa Pippen.
According to Rone, Larsa and Scottie used to make love four times a night. Pat's co-host was curious to know if he thought it was too much. Beverley then proceeded to compare his sex life to Scottie Pippen's and admitted that he never makes love to his wife, Mandana Blourchi, whenever it's game night.
The tenacious NBA player believes that doing so will only affect his game physically. Avoiding sexual intercourse is a discipline that Pat Bev strictly applies to keep his legs fresh in every game.
Mandana Blourchi isn't too fond of the idea though. Given that the NBA is a time-demanding job, the player isn't home almost every day. Beverley admitted that his wife is pissed about the idea, but he's happy that she supports him no matter how difficult the situation is. He said:
"So I don’t have sex nights before games," Beverley said. "I wanna have fresh [legs], you know what I’m saying? Wifey gonna kill me, though. It be hard, though, because you got games every other day and sh**. Shoutout to the wifey, man."
Is Patrick Beverley doing better with the Chicago Bulls?
It appears that moving to the Chicago Bulls worked out for the best for Patrick Beverley. Ever since he left LA, he has found himself in a better position and playing more efficiently than before.
On March 11, Bev notched a double-double against the Houston Rockets by putting up 16 points and 10 rebounds. He has more playing time in Chicago too, having 29.5 minutes per game. Essentially, Beverley is still playing the same role for the Bulls. However, it appears that he's doing it more effectively by suiting up for the Windy City.
Pat Bev has averaged 6.4 points, 6.2 rebounds and 3.8 assists in 12 games playing for Chicago. He's averaging 3.1 rebounds and 1.2 assists more compared to his stint with the LA Lakers.
His shooting percentage has gone up as well, at 42.4% overall. That's 2.2% better compared to his shooting in LA. With that in mind, it appears things are better for Beverley with the Bulls.