Does the league trophy presentation always go to the owner first, and then the players?
After watching the Blues parade it around, from captain to teammate and so on, it was interesting to see the NBA commissioner hand the trophy not to Lowry, or Kawhi, but to Larry Tannenbaum, who raised it up for what felt like a very long time before handing it off to the actual players.
Gotta admit it was hilarious watching some pasty old Jewish guy celebrating like he did the whole thing himself while a team of pro athletes patiently waits for him to finish.
Hilarious really. I applaud him for sacrificing money to win something. Too bad he was injured.
Playoffs like nhl and nba are all about attrition. The Blues had it this year and so did the Raptors. The bay area teams didn't.
Who cares man. Honestly not everything is an attack on Canada. It's just people on the net, nothing more.
Apparently Masai nearly decked a cop who didn't recognize him and was trying to keep him from going on the court after the game.
Raptors president Masai Ujiri involved in altercation with police moments after Toronto clinches title
For what it's worth, I would've done the same thing had I been working security....I mean imagine some shmuck tries to pass himself off as upper management, then knifes one of the players. Not good.
Masai probably should've had his credentials more visible.
I would have known what both GMs in the Finals look like if I was security. I already did before the Finals.
