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Jason Terry is fully devoted to the flop, goes after the guy who didn’t hit him

Found November 14, 2013 on The Nosebleeds:
PLAYERS: Jason Terry
TEAMS: Brooklyn Nets
Not only did Jason Terry pretend to get elbowed in the face, he then proceeded to go after Greivis Vasquez in anger as if he actually hit him. The Jet may be hearing from the league and getting a slight slap on the wallet after this display. [Bleacher Report] The post Jason Terry is fully devoted to the flop, goes after the guy who didn’t hit him appeared first on The Nosebleeds.
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