Alameda sheriff admitted within 12 hours Masai Ujiri was pushed by deputy - Windhorst | The Jump

Rachel Nichols, Paul Pierce and Brian Windhorst discuss the eight non-bubble teams being allowed by the NBA to create training bubbles, then (0:40) react to bodycam footage released by the legal team of Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri showing Alameda County sheriff's deputy Alan Strickland shoving Ujiri as he attempted to enter the court as his team was about to celebrate its 2019 NBA championship win over the Golden State Warriors.

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