“Robert Covington will be on Shaqtin-a-Fool tonight”: Warriors’ bench goes NUTS as Blazers forward commits a bad turnover for double-dribble

The Warriors’ bench goes CRAZY as Robert Covington has a Shaqtin-a-fool moment in the 3rd quarter of their win tonight.

The Portland Trailblazers met the Golden State Warriors tonight, for the second match of their back-to-back. After the Blazers recorded a triumphant win on Friday, there were a few who bet on the Dubs to take tonight’s game.

However, Steph Curry and the Dubs proved the naysayers wrong, recording a comfortable 137-122 win. The highlights of the show belong to Stephen Curry and his massive 62 point showing. He was 18 of 31 from the field and shot 8/16 from the deep.

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Steph made a new career-high in points, and also recorded the highest points made in the Chase Center. The previous record was co-incidentally held by Damian Lillard, who scored 39 in the Blazers’ visit back in November 2019.

Robert Covington has an embarrassing Shaqtin-a-fool moment

In the 3rd quarter, Blazers were down 73-63, when Covington got a steal and had a chance to cut the lead to single digits. During his approach to the basket, Robert Covington can be seen holding the ball and committing a double-dribble. This play made the entire Dubs’ bench get on their feet and exploding!

Robert Covington with the blatant double dribble. 🤣pic.twitter.com/rfgaOqPK5r

— Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) January 4, 2021

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Somehow, all three officials missed the violation and did not call Covington on it. As luck would have it, Robert Covington ended up missing the wide-open layup.

The Golden State Warriors are in for a tough ride. They suit up again tomorrow night, as the Kings come for a visit. They then have back-to-back games with the Clippers. To wrap up their homestand, the Raptors and Pacers will make their way to the Bay.