“That’s a wrap!”: Lou Williams reacts to Montrezl Harrell breaking the backboard in a ProAM game and NBA Twitter can’t stop laughing

Lou Williams hilariously reacts to Montrezl Harrell breaking the rim at the end of a ProAM game

 

Lou Williams and Montrezl Harrell have been very close friends for a long time. Before the Clippers went nuclear with Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, the team was simply an exciting playoff team. Back in those days, they routinely used to try and punch above their weight. And these two players were a big reason behind that mentality.

Given how much they faced together, it makes sense for the two stars to have fostered such a strong relationship together. So, of course, despite playing for different teams now, the two players wanted to get together for some ProAM games before the start of next season. And get together they did.

In a recent game, where they were on the same team, Montrezl Harrell broke the backboard with a monster dunk. And let’s just say, Lou Williams’s reaction to it was hilarious.

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Lou Williams gives an unsurprised nod to the camera as Montrezl Harrell rises up for a dunk and shatters the backboard

Most in the NBA community know what kind of player Montrezl Harrell is. For those that don’t though, the 27-year-old is an undersized center who plays with a lot of heart and passion. Simply put, if he dunks on you, you’re going to have him screaming in your ear all about it.

Now, while he didn’t quite dunk on anyone during the game at hand, he did do something just as disrespectful. And Lou Williams’s reaction to it is just hilarious. Take a look.

That, right there, is perfection. Really, how else would you like to react to your big man best friend dunking so hard on the other team that the rim shatters?

Frankly, we were a bit sad when we heard that this duo was going to be broken up in the NBA. But looking at this clip, we can’t wait to see what these two do in their next game.

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