The Milwaukee Bucks' elimination by the Indiana Pacers in the first round of the NBA playoffs was ugly. Patrick Beverley made it so much uglier.

In the final minutes of the Bucks' series-deciding 120-98 loss in Game 6, Beverley was seen on the TNT broadcast chucking a ball at a female Pacers fan and hitting her in the head. He then requested the ball from a different fan and harshly threw it back at him.

Beverley proceeded to jaw with the fans behind him as his Bucks teammates and coaches and security dealt with the situation.

According to The Athletic's Sham Charania, one of the fans yelled “Cancún...Cancún on 3" as the Bucks were coming out of a huddle.

Beverley will almost certainly be disciplined by the NBA. He was not ejected for the incident, but did not appear in the game again.

Beverley scored six points on 3-of-11 shooting with five assists, two rebounds and zero turnovers. He posted a message of congratulations to the Pacers after the game, then responded to the brewing backlash hours later by complaining that the Bucks had "exchanged" with a fan during the game and that calling the situation "not fair."

It is unclear if either the man or woman Beverley hurled the ball at were the fan in question. He did not apologize.

He was a bit more contrite the next day, but still didn't apologize.

He did, however, apologize for something else.

Patrick Beverley kicks reporter out of scrum for ... not subscribing to his podcast, later apologizes

Beverley didn't make friends in his postgame media availability either, as he bizarrely refused to answer questions from ESPN's Malinda Adams because she admitted to not subscribing to his podcast.

After taking a question from a different reporter, Beverley then demanded the reporter leave the scrum. CBS Sports' Jack Maloney noted that Beverley has done this with all reporters since he was sent to Milwaukee at the trade deadline.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst and Marc Spears were among the voices criticizing Beverley for his behavior, with Spears noted that Beverley had previously disrespected NBPA executive director Michele Roberts in 2020.

Adams posted on X Friday morning that Beverley called her and apologized for his actions after the game.

There were conflicting reports surrounding Beverley's future standing with ESPN as well. Front Office Sports' Michael McCarthy reported that the veteran had been banned from all future appearances on ESPN, but the network released a statement Saturday saying that report was erroneous.

That's not a small thing given Beverley's clear interest in a media career when his playing days are over.

It was a rough night for the Bucks overall, as the Pacers took control quickly and led by double digits for the entire fourth quarter. Milwaukee entered the game with renewed hopes of staving off elimination after its big win in Game 5 and the return of Damian Lillard, but were still shorthanded. Giannis Antetokounmpo wound up missing the entire series due to a calf injury sustained late in the regular season.

The Pacers will face the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference semifinals while the Bucks will head straight into an offseason with a number of tough questions after a midseason coaching change. Beverley is a pending free agent.