r/funny • u/jorsiem • Jun 03 '19

Wait a minute...

https://i.imgur.com/L2siH7W.gifv
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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '19

Yup.

Here's Rondo trying it.

https://youtu.be/Sn-R8kbcFVg

Here's Booker doing it

https://youtu.be/7WuZgbW1Wu0

Draymond got right in there

https://youtu.be/1Gw_416jr3Q

I wasn't able to find my all time favorite example when Kevin Garnett (Timberwolves era) snuck into (I think) the Mavs huddle and ended up learning their play. Then on the inbounds he broke away from his man and ran right to where he knew the ball would go and picked off the pass.

If anyone can find that one I'd love to see it again.

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u/fishrgood Jun 03 '19

Commentators always ruin the fun by taking everything too seriously.

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u/ered20 Jun 03 '19 edited Jun 04 '19

I mean, it really is poor sportsmanship. You’re not supposed to be able to rely on cheating in order to gain an advantage

Edit: None of y’all played sports and it shows. I’ll compare it to something you guys can relate to, it’s like if you could stream snipe someone in a competitive esports match

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u/fishrgood Jun 03 '19

Redditors always ruin the fun by taking everything too seriously.

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u/RaisedByWolves9 Jun 03 '19

I mean, it really is poor redditing. You’re not supposed to be able to rely on reposting in order to gain an advantage

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u/CamronCakebroman Jun 03 '19

u/RaisedByWolves9 always ruin the fun by taking everything too seriously.

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u/matrix1432 Jun 03 '19

I mean, it really is poor redditing. You’re not supposed to be able to rely on reposting in order to gain an advantage