Dennis Schroder and Isaiah Thomas have a history, but the Hawks point guard brushed that off Sunday.
As Thomas and the Celtics tipped off Game 1 of their first-round NBA playoff series against the Bulls, Schroder offered his condolences to Thomas, who is playing despite thedeath of his sister, Chyna, on Saturday.
Respect this guy @Isaiah_Thomas !!! Sorry for your lost man !
— Dennis Schröder (@DennisMike93) April 16, 2017
We had our stuff going on but what happened is sad that's why Im posting this pic.twitter.com/W9GWLKakRN
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Earlier this season, Schroder asserted that Thomas hurled insults about Schroder's mother during a game. Thomas denied Schroder's allegtations, saying, "I don't cuss at nobody's mom."
That fiasco is old news, so it's good to see Schroder isable to put that in the past — and offer support to a fellow player who is hurting.