“I’m putting my hands on you when I see you” Wayne Ellington issues cryptic warning to Facundo Campazzo after ‘Cheap Play’ 

“I’m putting my hands on you when I see you” Wayne Ellington issues cryptic warning to Facundo Campazzo after ‘Cheap Play’ 

Wayne Ellington and Facundo Campazzo

With majority of Los Angeles Lakers stars sitting out for the season finale against the Denver Nuggets, it was a chance for players like Wayne Ellington, Austin Reaves to leave a mark on the team before major change before the next season. However, with the Denver Nuggets looking to end the season on a positive note, before entering the postseason, Facundo Campazzo surely could not keep his calm as he got himself ejected. 

Wayne Ellington
Wayne Ellington

Little did NBA fans understand, Campazzo came from behind to unnecessarily shove Wayne Ellington. As impressive as the latter was, the Argentine’s absence surely haunted Nikola Jokic’s team as they lost in OT. While the headlines were stolen by the brilliance of Malik Monk and Austin Reaves yet Ellington made sure, he hasn’t forgotten the dirty play by Campazzo; issuing him a threat. 

Facundo Campazzo
Facundo Campazzo

Wayne Ellington threatens Facundo Campazzo 

To those who are not aware, Lakers veteran Wayne Ellington, who also had perhaps his best game of the season with 18 points off the bench, is making headlines after taking to Twitter to threaten Nuggets guard Facundo Campazzo after his dirty hit that led to a Flagrant 2 foul call and ejection. 

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Understanding that the Nuggets vs Lakers game was as competitive as it should have been, Facundo’s shove on Ellington was not clear, on many levels to different personnel. While the aftermath of this incident could have been every different, if the Lakers were contesting in the postseason. But with all of their hot-headed stars on the sideline, the Argentine surely escaped a heated exchange. 

Malik Monk
Malik Monk

However, apart from Wayne Ellington’s warning, the highlight of the game was Malik Monk’s career-high 41 points. And Austin Reaves historic triple-double of 31 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists. Safe to say, this particular 17-point comeback victory was one of the best for the purple and gold army. 

Austin Reaves in action against the Denver Nuggets on Sunday night
Austin Reaves in action against the Denver Nuggets on Sunday night

Wayne Ellington’s second tenure with the Lakers may not have gone how he or the organization had hoped, but he remained professional throughout the season before now going out with a bang.

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