If you missed the end of the Pacers/Raptors playoff game earlier tonight, you missed one hell of a finish. With Indiana trailing by three points with less than three seconds to go, the Pacers got the ball into the hands of their star Paul George, who dished the ball to a wide-open Solomon Hill for a game tying three-pointer at the buzzer. The only problem? Hill shot the ball a fraction of a second too late—and the Raptors walked off the floor with a win and a 3-2 series lead. You can watch the play here:
Drake was at the game and, as usual, he was extra animated on the sidelines. You can watch him clap in Rodney Stuckey's face here:
You can also watch him talk some trash to George with less than two minutes to go in the game here:
And after the game was over, Drizzy continued to talk trash to George. A short time after it ended, he took to Instagram and posted a photo of George with a tear falling from his eye along with the caption, “3-2…I knew you were scared.” It looked like this:
Drake has since deleted the post and replaced it with this:
But DAMN. If the Pacers needed any more motivation to win Game 6, they just got it. We’d be surprised if this series didn’t go to a Game 7 after this.
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[via New York Post]
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