Rudy Gobert Decided It Was A Good Idea To Punch His Own Teammate During A Timeout

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Entering today, things were pretty tense among Western Conference teams seeded 5-10. With so much still to be determined, I’m sure it was stressful for each team. One bad game could have drastic implications on your season, which means everyone is going to have to be on the same page working towards a collective goal.

You know what that doesn’t consist of? Punching your own teammate during a timeout. Apparently nobody told Rudy Gobert

What is he even doing here? There was maybe a time where I felt kind of bad for Gobert, that perhaps people piled on to harshly. Now? I don’t feel as bad. He keeps bringing this shit on himself time and time again we’ve reached the point where I’m out of sympathy. While I have no clue what they were arguing about, I do know you can’t be punching teammates in the middle of a must win game. This is especially if you’re Rudy Gobert and everyone already hates your guts. What a disaster the whole Gobert experiment has been in MIN, and I’m not sure how many people that even surprises. A move like this is just the cherry on top of your shit sundae.

Not to mention, the Wolves are also losing this game right now against the Pelicans. I’m sure everything went smoothly at halftime though, no need to be concerned! I still can’t believe someone punched Kyle Anderson of all people. Imagine having beef with Slo Mo? What a loser.