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Marcin Gortat casually tied his shoe in middle of play against Hawks

Must have been serious!

Marcin Gortat could not go one more second without tying his shoe, so he just got down on one knee and fixed the issue during the middle of a play.

John Wall tried to wait for him but eventually had to make a play, which resulted in an unrelated turnover. The best part is that Gortat throws his hands up in disgust after the entire thing. As if he was saying, “I don’t know why you didn’t wait for me!”

The NBA is fantastic.

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