“How is this possible” NBA Fans shocked after unreal 7 vs 5 sequence during Minnesota Timberwolves vs OKC Thunder game
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Minnesota Timberwolves at the Oklahoma City Thunder on Friday
On Friday night, the Minnesota Timberwolves were at the Oklahoma City Thunder, the game between these two franchises went so intense that the floor crew came off the bench to help the Thunders on the defensive front. The incident took place in the late third quarter of the game when the Wolves were leading the scoreboard by 99-83.
The OKC had possession of the ball and Shai Gilgeous Alexander was making the play for them, he passed the ball to Isaiah Roby and when he tried to return the ball, it was intercepted by Jordan McLaughlin. He started moving on the other side of the court to make a fast break for the team but what was coming in front of him was total surprise by the OKC defense.
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Oklahoma City’s two-floor crew shows great defensive skill to stop the Minnesota Timberwolves from scoring
As McLaughlin was on the move to score the point in a fast break, he saw two OKC floor crew members were wiping up the court and were totally unaware that the ball has been turned over on the other half of the court. McLaughlin tried to dodge them but was unsuccessful in doing so and got bumped into one of them, but still attempted to put down a difficult layup which he failed.
Just behind him DeAngelo Russell came for help and grabbed the rebound but he also missed the chance to score on the OKC basket. The thunders were able to pull some great defense without any effort from their five players on the court.
But things shouldn’t have gone this way if the NBA officials were attentive to give the technical foul call on OKC. Meanwhile, they didn’t even stop the game and let the game move in its flow, this ignorance from the official left the Wolves coaches and players astonished.
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Fortunately, Minnesota Timberwolves won the game by a huge margin of 138-101 against the Oklahoma City Thunder and this incident didn’t affect their game. Moreover, we can call this a funny incident that happened in between the game but the Wolves will still be going to have a talk with some of the relevant parties, though.
However, the fans on Twitter are unable to stop themselves from giving a review on the first ever 7vs5 game in the NBA.
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