Two years ago, Giannis Antetokounmpo rushed into the locker room tunnel to grab the ball.

After the Lakers defeated the Bucks today, players from both sides and the referee started a tug-of-war over the game ball.

At that time, Vanderbilt got the ball first, but was forcibly taken away by the referee and handed to the Bucks staff;

In the end, Antetokounmpo took the ball from the staff and gave it to Doncic, who finally gave it to Adu Tiero, who made his career debut today.

In response, Lakers star Reeves Jr. praised Antetokounmpo to reporters and said: "This shows his great demeanor."

Lakers reporter Dave McMenamin mentioned the ball-grabbing incident between the Bucks and the Pacers two years ago and said: "This shows Antetokounmpo's progress."

Two years ago, after the Bucks' 140-126 home victory over the Pacers, a ball-grabbing incident broke out between the two sides - Antetokounmpo scored 64 points on the spot, while the Pacers' Shibway scored his first career point. Both sides wanted the game ball, and a post-game conflict broke out. Antetokounmpo even interrupted the post-game interview and rushed into the locker room.

In the end, the Pacers said they had a spare ball and claimed that the Bucks staff had reserved the game ball for Antetokounmpo. The matter ultimately became an unresolved case.