Brooklyn Nets center Mason Plumlee was the most hated man in Washington DC tonight.
The Brooklyn Nets can’t say they did much right tonight in Washington DC. They traveled to our nation’s capital to get it absolutely handed to them by the Wizards, 114-77.
In the end, Wizards’ fans were pleased with the result.
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Nets big man Mason Plumlee had a game where he sort of “melted” into the crowd. His six points and seven rebounds in 22 minutes on the night didn’t allow him to stand out in any way.
Well, actually, spilling into the crowd is actually the correct phrase for Plumlee’s night.
Late in the first quarter with the Nets trailing by 10, Plumlee hustled for a ball that was heading out of bounds. What resulted was one of the worst cases of beer abuse you’ll every lay eyes on:
Plumlee bumped into a waitress who happened to be carrying a few beers and the result was what you think it would be when a seven-footer knocks into a regular sized human.
Okay, I'm sure you've seen worse cases of beer abuse in your life, but when you consider how much each of those tasty beverages cost (this is a sporting event mind you), then a semi-tragic incident just occurred.
The best part of it was Plumlee's reaction to it all. He put his hands up in innocence and acted annoyed, as if he was the victim.
[H/T: USA Today]
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