Why is Beverly called mad dog? Why doesn't his mad dog defend against foul?

Beverly is called a mad dog because of her "desperate posture" defense. I think the reason why mad dog defense doesn't foul is the confrontation between the physical endurance of team players and their on-the-spot skills. Moreover, the ability of provocative behavior in the game is normal, which is one of the essential attributes of basketball games.

Beverly, as a loser in the previous draft, is actually an inspirational player himself. He calls himself a "mad dog" and a "garbage dog", so he is now based on the NBA. The unique mad dog biting defense on the field has caused a lot of pressure on the players on the opposite line. In the face of Beverly's defense, everyone can only get a chance to score in the cracks. Beverly's competitive value on the court can't be expressed by data.

For his controversial desperate defense, as long as there is no fierce collision between players. Beverly's defense really makes the players love and hate each other. Everyone says why not foul on mad dog defense? Tell the truth. This mad dog defense is really a headache. There are many points to pay attention to in personal defense. If you are not careful, you will foul, and it is the other side's foul. Mad dog defense is Beverly's game style. He used this defensive posture to provoke opponents, making them angry and out of control, and affecting the cooperation between opponents and the team.

Antagonism has always existed in basketball, which is also the charm of basketball games. High-intensity defensive posture in high-end events such as NBA can improve the competitiveness of players and bring better attention to fans and spectators. The competition itself is the confrontation between the physical endurance and improvisation ability of team members. Every NBA player has his own style of play, everyone's personality is different, and they all have their own skills and techniques. Then Beverly's skills are good at biting defense, which makes him criticized in NBA events.