Victor Wanbanjama is a very likable guy. I have no ill will towards him.

The hit he had last night on Nasreid that got him thrown out of the game was textbook dirty.

And to give you proper context, and I don't think it really changes much, but context is needed.

They were very physical with Wanambanyama all night.

And I believe the Timberwolves got under his skin.

Yeah, it was a frustration thing.

And he let out his frustration by winding back his elbow

and smacking it across the face of Nas Reid.

So him being thrown out of the game was an absolute no-brainer.

The real question the NBA is going to have to face right now.

And I've gone back and forth on this is do you suspend them for a huge game five?

Because a part of me says, I want the best of the best.

I don't want Victor Wanayama to not play a game five with a series tied to two but then the other part of me says well hold on a

second that's as dirty as he gets if we're following the letter of the law but i out he should be

suspended but isn't there also the history of this meaning what does victor w Yama regularly do?

It's not like Draymond Green doing it.

So your criminal history, put it that way, or lack thereof,

probably helps them from getting suspended.

This isn't something that the NBA has been looking at for weeks or even seasons.

Like, this guy's dirty, he's dirty, he's dirty.

Keep an eye out for him.

This is just a moment of frustration that looked really, really bad.

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