Joy Taylor’s peers gasp: ‘Is that a new you?’ after controversial on-air shot as Fox host looks stunning in gorgeous outfit
JOY Taylor didn’t hold back with her latest controversial game against the Boston Celtics.
The speak co-moderatorThe 37-year-old gave her honest opinion as the panel debated whether the team should “blow it up” if it’s eliminated from the NBA playoffs.
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Boston has home advantage as they go into the last game of their series with a 3-3 draw against the Philadelphia 76ers.
And Taylor is adamant that the team should keep star players Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown together – even if they can’t prevail Joel Embid and Co.
Stunning in a two tone blue and yellow outfit, Joy stated, “I don’t think they should [blow it up].
“You can do it, right? Doesn’t consistency count for something?”
Taylor’s Fox colleague Ric Bucher jokingly countered, “Is that something new?” JoyTaylor?!”
Laughing, Taylor continued, “But [Celtic players] Is there right?
“You’re at the party, at a high level… and you’re there.” [in title contention] every single year.
“If this combination of [Tatum and Brown] If you’re constantly put in that position, within striking distance, then perhaps this is a duo not to be toyed with.
“We look around NBA and we have conversations and ask, “Who needs another piece?”
“If you break that, you’ll need another piece.”
Fans were quick to comment on the exchange, with one agreeing: “These are facts. The grass is not always greener on the other side.”
While another said: “Joy is very good… she knows about basketball.
But a third responded: “I missed the ball here. Brown has all the cards he can ask for, a mark and a swap, and keeps all his money.”
And a fourth said: “You need a real point guard with a real offense. 1v1 basketball can only get you so far.”
The Celtics’ 95-86 win Thursday night sent the Eastern Conference Semifinals back to Boston for Game 7.
Last years beaten NBA finalists hope for the first title since 2008.
Star striker Tatum had a disastrous start to the competition after missing a total of 14 of his first 15 shots from the ground.
He finished the race with 19 points on just 5 of 21 shots.
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