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Gordon Hayward has had a pretty good week, all things considered. At least, he was until Thursday.

Hayward’s wife Robyn posted a video on Instagram showing the results of the NBA star’s efforts to cook a turkey for Thanksgiving. As the video shows, those efforts were not particularly successful — and were met with laughter from the rest of his family.

Hayward looks thoroughly embarrassed. You can’t blame him, either. That was clearly not a great effort, and he doesn’t really seem to understand where he went wrong.

The good news for Hayward is he’ll probably be able to get over it. He can buy a few more turkeys with the contract he agreed to this week.

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