Langston Galloway destroys Shabazz Napier’s ankles

Nov 23, 2015; Miami, FL, USA; New York Knicks guard Langston Galloway (2) drives to the basket as Miami Heat guard Tyler Johnson (8) defends during the first half at American Airlines Arena. Mandatory Credit: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2015; Miami, FL, USA; New York Knicks guard Langston Galloway (2) drives to the basket as Miami Heat guard Tyler Johnson (8) defends during the first half at American Airlines Arena. Mandatory Credit: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports /
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Langston Galloway destroys Shabazz Napier’s ankles.

Everyone has a bad day at the office every now and then, but a bad doesn’t compare to what Langston Galloway just did to Shabazz Napier.

You know those really lanky young kids who are constantly falling over themselves? That is Shabazz Napier. Napier attempted to grab that pencil off of the floor, causing his ankles to get twisted. The rest is history. One would think a guy in the NBA would have enough coordination to not fall over himself. It is just too tempting to try and pick that object up, leaving you searching for the chair that isn’t there. Next time Napier should ask for help before making himself look so bad.

The saving grace for Napier-he is not the only victim so far this season. A few weeks ago Nik Stauskas was forced to pick up a similar object by Paul George.

Napier is having a pretty poor season with 5.2 points per game average and 2.1 assists per game. Getting his ankles destroyed by Galloway only solidifies the poor season Napier is having.

On the other side, Galloway has looked good to this point in the season, playing 26 minutes a game with 10 points, 4 rebounds, and 1 total steal per game (which leads the New York Knicks).

The bad season Napier is having compared to the great season Galloway is having, only makes sense while repeatedly watching Galloway slice Napier’s ankles into the thin slices of turkey to be enjoyed on Thanksgiving. The few times a year players slice and dice ankles, makes them seem more human, something that should make all of us feel better the next time on the hardwood.