Jeff Teague made his feelings known on Kendrick Perkins' delivering a wild joke, which left her co-host, Elle Duncan, stunned. The former Celtics player made the joke while being on-air for the opening night of the "Countdown to NBA" show.During Wednesday's livestream of the "Club 520" podcast, the 2021 NBA champion and his crew reacted to the incident. After viewing the video clip, they could not contain their laughter."What you need ibuprofen for when you can have a perk?" Perkins said.The statement left Elle Duncan stunned with an uncomfortable expression on her face."He smoked his job," Teague said. "That's a fire alarm."Jeff Teague and Kendrick Perkins have both transitioned from playing for the Boston Celtics to becoming known names in the basketball media landscape. Perkins played for the Celtics for almost a decade before Teague; however, they have both won a ring with the Celts in different eras.Perkins is a longtime veteran in the media landscape when compared to Teague. Teague primarily discusses trending topics in the basketball world on the "Club 520 Podcast," while Perkins has been a constant presence on basketball shows in mainstream media.However, his recent joke might jeopardize his media career, as the former Celtics player has received a lot of backlash for his comment.Elle Duncan clears the air on Kendrick Perkins' wild jokeElle Duncan has cleared the air on Kendrick Perkins's wild joke against her on-air. On Tuesday, the sportswriter and analyst came across the viral clip of the former Celtics star making the joke on X.She commented on the X post with an explanation of the events. In her comment, Duncan expressed her surprise at the backlash her co-host was facing on the internet because of the joke."lol yo the comments are wild. I used a Perk idiom at the beginning of the segment (like I always do) and this was him trying to top it. He’s big bruh and my FAVE. there was no shot shotted," Duncan commented.Elle Duncan @elleduncanESPNLINKlol yo the comments are wild. I used a Perk idiom at the beginning of the segment (like I always do) and this was him trying to top it. He’s big bruh and my FAVE. there was no shot shotted.Later, the sportswriter revealed that the former Celtics player had made the joke in reference to an idiom she had used earlier on the show. She revealed that Perkins was one of her favorite analysts to work with and made it clear that he did not take a shot at her.Kendrick Perkins transitioned into the media landscape shortly after stepping away from professional basketball in 2018. He has been one of the best analysts on ESPN's basketball team right now, who has experience in working on mainstream shows like "First Take", "SportsCenter", and "NBA Today".