Crossing the Line: The Most Unforgivable Acts of NBA Disrespect

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These are 0% sportsmanship moments.

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Here with Rooks, just shoved Steph Curry.

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And first up, nothing says bad sportsmanship like a mid-game temper tantrum.

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Malachi on the drive.

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What is Kevin Love doing, Adam? He just, oh my goodness. That's hot.
I think he was... Look at that. Turnover. Turnover the three Malachis.

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Dang, the Cavs had Kevin Love ready to end it all, because for number 19, Zion Williamson turns a blowout victory into a dunk fest.

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No, no, no. Get it done.

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And on the spin and the reverse, the slam by Zion.

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Bro likes being a sore winner almost as much as he loves cheeseburgers. But up next, you won't believe what Draymond Green once did.

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Green putting a move on Adams.

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And down goes Adams once again.

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Yo, someone call the cops. We got a baby killer on the loose. But for number 17, the New York Knicks were out to get the Miami Heat. But despite their efforts, the Heat star power proved to be too much to handle. So heading in to game five, the Knicks found themselves at risk of elimination. Late in the fourth quarter of game five, Amari Stoudemire channeled all his frustration and used it to do this.

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Defense by Chalmers, the retrieve by Stoudemire, he goes inside.

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Batier out of the way, dunks over him, puts his hand down like he wants to help him up, and then takes it away.

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Although that's nothing compared to Dylan Brooks, because out of everything he's done, the constant bickering, the beefing with LeBron, the fights with Embiid and Donovan Mitchell, he never once tried to injure a man. That was until the babyface assassin showed his face.

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He's sitting in the middle seat like he's a middle rump.

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Oh yeah, and we're gonna have to talk about his sweet apnea on a red-eye.

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Dylan Brooks just two-hand shoved Steph Curry.

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Bruh, someone get this man some therapy ASAP, but I think Aaron Bledsoe is especially gonna need therapy, because this dude not only picked a fight with a 7-foot giant, he also turned basketball into a game of dodgeball...

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.better than 30 points per first pointer. Oh, there is not a slip down job.
Oh, look out. Bledsoe, and on Nightshore, he took the first swing.

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Wow, I thought they called Philadelphia the city of brotherly love. However, that's far from the only thing I can't understand, because imagine getting so upset with your coaches and teammates that it causes you to do this.

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This is some of the things. That's where Rondo is sitting. Unless he's coming in the game, there's no excuse for that.

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And this is, I live in LA, so I'll watch like a game.

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That can't happen. For whatever reason, that can't happen.

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Dang. I had no idea Rajon Rondo was such a Karen. Thankfully, Rudy Gobert isn't one to social distance himself from teammates. Whatever he has a problem, he'll tell you like it is. And most of the time, that's enough to scare his teammates straight. But April 4th, 2023 was different. One player finally stood up for himself, but Gobert's patience must have been wearing thin, because his response wasn't what you'd expect.

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Anderson and Rudy Gobert, that's just something you don't see every day.

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I know the tension's even. Dang, this dude came out swinging punches like Mike Tyson.

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What it is, we move forward, we want to win games. It is what it is. I mean, it ain't the first time something has swung on me.

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It is what it is.

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We keep it in house.

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Now, it's not often players throw jabs at the teammates, unless your name is Draymond Green, in which case, you never know who he's going to attack next. However, we do know this. He hates the Los Angeles Lakers.

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And he does.

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Now LeBron James is furious.

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Darwin Ham wants a flagrant foul called on that foul.

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I buy G gonna tell another player to shut up. He hasn't stopped talking since he entered the league, but at least he wasn't beefing with LaCry, baby, because this season, Rockets coach MA. Udoka told LeBron to stop crying, only to get himself ejected. Hey, at least someone has the balls to put LeBron in his place. But now, only the 10 best moments remain. Fans will get arrested, players will get karate kicked, and celebrities will get humbled. Although first, it's our 10th moment, the time one player almost went blind. See, there's two types of fans, those who complain and those who get results. And in 2016, one fan knew his team had a tough challenge ahead of them. The Utah Jazz were going up against a system player, James Harden.