You're going to see Andre Drummond and Roy Hibbert battle it out many times in the near and distant future, and the Indiana Pacers' big man has now all but guaranteed that Drummond's mouth will be flapping frequently each time.
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, the Pacers bested the Detroit Pistons, winning 99-91 as Hibbert proved his superiority over Drummond on the court. The 7'2" center held his younger counterpart to six points, nine rebounds, one steal and one block while recording eight points, 10 rebounds, two assists and seven rejections of his own.
But he still lost the battle by opening his mouth after the game.
According to Terry Foster of The Detroit News, Hibbert is no longer a fan of Drummond:
To tell you the truth I was a fan of his until tonight. He is a real good prospect, but it seemed like he was running his mouth a little bit tonight. He has a tremendous future, but I was a fan of his. I thought he was supposed to have a breakout year this year. Best of luck to him. He can dunk the ball real well and he can block shots and he can rebound. ...
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