LaMelo Ball shoving Victor Wembanyama from behind gets NBA fans talking
· Yahoo Sports
LaMelo Ball had a viral moment with Victor Wembanyama during their recent NBA clash.
The Minnesota Timberwolves took on the San Antonio Spurs in their most recent NBA matchup. As expected, the Spurs had no trouble defeating an Anthony Edwards-less Timberwolves.
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The T-Wolves had no answer for Victor Wembanyama, who finished the game with 43 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists.
Many expected a similar performance from LaMelo Ball, but he was restricted to just 10 points on a 2-of-10 shooting display. Evidently, Ball’s frustrations showed in his actions as he tried to engage in an altercation with Wembanyama.
NBA fans had hilarious reactions to LaMelo Ball’s attempted engagement with Victor Wembanyama
The moment came after Wembanyama fell down near the rim on defense while Ball was outside the court. When Ball decided to come back, he knowingly shoved himself into Wemby when the Spurs star was trying to get up.
Even the commentators felt like Ball was trying to get on Wembanyama’s back like a rodeo. Despite being provoked, Wemby kept his composure and ignored Ball’s attempt to throw him off his game.
While Wembanyama didn’t have a reaction to it, NBA fans on X had a field day making fun of the Timberwolves guard.
“Dawwggg what is he doing? Trying to ride his back?” a fan asked. While another supported LaMelo, adding, “Give it to him, Melo.”
“Wemby really a calm demon now. Previously Wemby would have taken a swing,” a third fan wrote while praising the Spurs star.
Questionable move by LaMelo,” a fourth fan stated. While a fifth fan simply wrote in shock, “Melo???”
In his fourth NBA season, it seems that Wembanyama has learned how to control his emotions better. After all, fans have witnessed the French superstar lose his composure multiple times in previous seasons.
At the end of the day, Wemby and the Spurs had the last laugh as they walked away with a 121-111 win and improved their record to 4-2 for the season.
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