With his Toronto Raptors team up by 27 points with 2.8 seconds left in the game, Jonas Valanciunas stood at halfcourt trying to run out the clock when Caron Butler ambles over with a congratulatory high-five.
As Valanciunas nonchalantly slaps Butlers hand, the Los Angeles Clipper takes advantage of the situation by grabbing the ball and charging in for an uncontested and absolutely senseless two-point layup.
It has to be one of the most juvenile — but most memorable — NBA moves ever.
Final score Raptors 98, Butler zero class.
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Saturday, February 2, 2013
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Caron Butler pokes fun at Tyler Hansbrough's "acting"
The Indiana Pacers Tyler Hansbrough has gotten a reputation as an Oscar-worthy actor when it comes to complaining about rough treatment in the NBA.
Last night— against the Los Angeles Clippers— he gave another intense performance which was mockingly caught on the imaginary camera of opponent Caron Butler.
Butler made fun of the former-North Carolina star's antics by pretending to film the agitated Hansbrough after he got tangled up with Blake Griffin under the basket in the third quarter.
Hansbrough looked like he had a good reason to complain about the collision but that didn't stop Butler from going Cecil B. DeMille on him.
Even the Indiana announcers got into the act and said, "What is he doing?" and "They need to get him [Butler] for taunting."
As Psycho T got more and more steamed, Butler kept pretending to be cranking a movie camera at him.
In the end, it ended up being a comedy with Hansbrough having the last laugh. The Pacers won, 102-89.
Last night— against the Los Angeles Clippers— he gave another intense performance which was mockingly caught on the imaginary camera of opponent Caron Butler.
Butler made fun of the former-North Carolina star's antics by pretending to film the agitated Hansbrough after he got tangled up with Blake Griffin under the basket in the third quarter.
Hansbrough looked like he had a good reason to complain about the collision but that didn't stop Butler from going Cecil B. DeMille on him.
Even the Indiana announcers got into the act and said, "What is he doing?" and "They need to get him [Butler] for taunting."
As Psycho T got more and more steamed, Butler kept pretending to be cranking a movie camera at him.
In the end, it ended up being a comedy with Hansbrough having the last laugh. The Pacers won, 102-89.
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