Dejounte Murray

The two called each other out on social media after a clip of Murray dunking over Banchero went viral.

“You tried to flex that #1 pick s--t on me when I been rooting for you when you was a kid asking to rebound for me,” Murray wrote. You made it and changed and I lost all respect.” After the clip of Murray dunking over Banchero went viral, Banchero took to Instagram to call Murray out for unfollowing him and making the on-court rivalry personal.

Multiple NBA players were on hand to participate in Isaiah Thomas' annual summer basketball tournament, the "Zeke-End," on Saturday and Sunday. it wasn't ...

Murray then responded by saying that Banchero changed once he got taken with the top pick in the 2022 NBA Draft and is no longer humble. This certainly won't be the last basketball fans will hear about this feud. Multiple NBA players were on hand to participate in Isaiah Thomas' annual summer basketball tournament, the "Zeke-End," on Saturday and Sunday. it wasn't all smiles, though, because during the festivities a new feud appeared to emerge between Atlanta Hawks guard Dejounte Murray and Orlando Magic No. 1 pick from the draft, former Duke star Paolo Banchero.

1 overall pick Paolo Banchero's responding to Dejounte Murray after he said fame changed the rookie star ... a beef that started with a highlight dunk this ...

Murray also wrote ... "You tried to flex that #1 pick s**t on me when I been rooting for you when you was a kid asking to rebound for me [Paolo]. Don’t get on this internet saying nothing… Always vouched for u bro. The backstory. Paolo Banchero is responding to Dejounte Murray -- who torched the NBA rookie for allegedly changing after getting drafted first overall -- saying he's the "same humble kid" he's been. Paolo Banchero Rips Murray For Saying Fame Changed Him ... During IG Beef Paolo Banchero Claps Back At Dejounte Murray For Saying Fame Changed Him

Dejounte Murray and Banchero were part of a game at Isaiah Thomas' Zeke-End tournament in Tacoma, and there was one notable moment when Murray faked out ...

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Banchero pulled up to Isaiah Thomas' pro-am basketball tournament and may have found himself involved in a new beef with Murray afterward.

Once the game was over, Murray took to Instagram to post a video of his dunk on his reels. The highlight of the game came when Banchero was guarding Murray on defense. Things started to get a bit chippy early after Banchero made a play on the ball down in the paint.

Atlanta Hawks guard Dejounte Murray (a 2022 NBA All-Star) and Orlando Magic forward Paolo Banchero (No. 1 overall pick) had beef on Sunday.

Murray and Banchero are both from Seattle and spent this weekend competing in Isaiah Thomas’ “Zeke-End” tournament in nearby Tacoma. Fans witnessed a preview of a potential Eastern Conference Southeast Division rivalry as Murray represents the Hawks and Banchero represents the Magic. The two players whose beef caught our attention over the weekend were 2022 NBA All-Star Dejounte Murray and 2022 NBA Draft No. 1 overall pick Paolo Banchero. We’ve officially reached the point of the NBA calendar when Pro-Am disputes are the most interesting thing in basketball.

Atlanta Hawks guard Dejounte Murray and No. 1 pick Paolo Banchero entered arguments online, leading NBA Twitter to unite in the dead of the offseason.

Up to this point, their respect and admiration for each other have been public on social media. Still talking, Murray tosses the ball at Banchero’s feet and gets back on defense. Basically, we’re in no man’s land, where basketball fans gather around NBA Twitter to watch two high-profile players grow contentious in a Pro-Am game and fued on Instagram.