else Minnesota Timberwolves Playoff, another protester on the field. This time, it happened during the third quarter of Game 4 between Timberwolves and Memphis Grizzlies.
A few minutes into the third quarter on Saturday night, Patrick Beverly He drove into the lane and threw a pass up to Cities of Karl Anthony. When he was about to shoot, a woman from the second row jumped up and tried to run across the field and disrupt the game.
But she didn’t get very far, as the security guard seated nearby was vigilant for her efforts and quickly chased after her before she could make any kind of protest. Play stopped as several other security personnel sprinted to the stadium and took the woman away without much fanfare.
The protester was part of a group called Direct action everywhereTheir anger is directed against Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor for alleged cruelty to animals on farms owned by his company, Rembrandt Enterprises.
“The group requests that Taylor donate all benefits related to highly pathogenic avian influenza he has received to public health charities and animal sanctuaries “as a fine, and commits not to take any such funds in connection with the recent outbreak and mass killing,” the press release from DxE announced. The NBA is no place for abusive factory growers, DxE is also asking to expedite the sale of the team — scheduled to transfer majority ownership to Baseball Hall of Fame Alex Rodriquez and businessman Mark Lower in 2023 — with Taylor immediately stepping down from day-to-day operations.”
While Timberwolves beat Los Angeles Clippers In the tournament, a protester from that group She tried to stick herself on the ground. Later, in the first game of this series, there was a different pretender They tied themselves to the basket And he had to be cut before he was taken out of the ring. Additionally, the group claims that a similar protest was thwarted during Game Three of the series on Thursday.
Taylor and The Timberwolves have not commented on the situation.
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