The 2014-2015 NBA season is still fairly young, but for Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah, it feels like he’s already had a full season’s worth of skirmishes, antics, and general tomfoolery’s on the basketball court. In October, he went toe-to-toe with the Wizards’ Paul Pierce in a preseason fight that proved Noah does not like it when people touch his forehead with their index finger.
In November, he traded in his traditional gunslinger routine after a made jumper and instead opted for his best Sidney Deane impression. He goin’ Sizzler, he goin’ Sizzler.
Then later that month, he had the incident with Kevin Garnett where Garnett tried to bite his hand. You know, as you do.
On Monday, Noah was back to his silly antics. This time he was caught defending Terrance Ross at the 3-point line during the 3rd quarter of his team’s 129-120 victory over the Eastern Conference leading Toronto Raptors. The only problem? He wasn’t in the game.
Keep up the good work, Joakim.
