Guard pushes camera during overtime preparation in playoff game
A player on the losing team pushed a camera away from the bench at the end of regulation. The game went to overtime before the opposing team won 122-115.
nypost.comA player pushed a camera away from his team's bench at the end of regulation in a playoff game that went to overtime. The incident occurred as the team prepared for the extra period after a block sent the contest into overtime. A second hand also appeared to block the camera before the shot moved to another player.
Game details The player recorded 31 points on 11-of-19 shooting, including eight three-pointers. He also guarded the opposing team's center for most of the contest. The center finished with 41 points, 24 rebounds, and three blocks in 49 minutes of play. He added a three-pointer late in the first overtime to tie the score.
Series status The opposing team won 122-115 and leads the series 1-0.
Game 2 is scheduled for Wednesday.
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2 events- End of regulation
Player pushed camera away as team prepared for overtime.
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Opposing team won the game 122-115.
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Game 2 is scheduled for Wednesday.
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