Andre Drummond Calls Out ESPN’s SportsCenter on Social Media
Philadelphia 76ers center Andre Drummond recently voiced his displeasure with ESPN’s SportsCenter on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, over a graphic about Angel Reese that failed to acknowledge his own rebounding achievements.
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In a message that was later removed, SportsCenter inaccurately claimed that Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese and Basketball Hall of Famer Ben Wallace were the only players in the past 50 years to have three consecutive games with at least 20 rebounds each.
However, Drummond, who had achieved this milestone himself during the 2019-20 NBA season, was quick to correct the oversight publicly.
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The four-time NBA rebounding leader did not hesitate to address the error on X by pointing out the omission of his accomplishment.
you forgetting someone *cough https://t.co/cTdTkRAy9a
— Andre Drummond (@AndreDrummond) August 27, 2024
Drummond’s correction garnered support from several fans who rallied to his defense, sharing statistical data and images to substantiate his claim.
IM NOT GONNA SIT HERE AND LET ANDRE DRUMMOND GET ERASED FROM THE HISTORY BOOKS. @AndreDrummond https://t.co/h1dCkDNr17 pic.twitter.com/ur6nTLcgUW
— Mitch (@mitchAliberti) August 27, 2024
literally did it in 4 games in a row idk why they lying on your name pic.twitter.com/RF8SgzuhlG
— Rahim (@Rahimbtw) August 28, 2024
Drummond had a remarkable start to the 2019-20 season, securing 20 or more rebounds in four consecutive games between October 30 and November 4. Following his lead, Clint Capela of the Houston Rockets also managed to achieve more than 20 rebounds in five successive games later that same month. They were the first to accomplish this since Ben Wallace in 2003. Concurrently, Reese has proven herself a formidable rebounder in the WNBA, being the first to achieve three consecutive games with 20 or more rebounds in the league’s history.
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