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Isaiah Thomas Fined $25K for Exchange with Wizards Fan Game 3

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The NBA has handed down a $25,000 fine to Boston Celtics star Isaiah Thomas. The fine is for “directing inappropriate language toward a fan” according to USA Today’s Jeff Zillgitt.

During the game 3 loss to the Washington Wizards, the exchange between Thomas and the Wizards fan was caught on camera with Thomas saying, “I will f**k you up, and you know that” to the fan.

The back and forth was captured and posted by @thesportytraveler (warning: FOUL LANGUAGE)

https://www.instagram.com/p/BTtJgdsBt0O

Thomas has shown some frustration in the last two games against Washington, after a hot start to the series scoring 33 and 53 point in the game 1 and 2 victories, Thomas has combined for 32 in the last two losses in games 3 and 4.

Game 5 tips off Wednesday at 8 pm E.T.

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Kirshner Saintil

Editor and Contributor for NBALead. FAMU Alumnus, Sports enthusiast, avid Miami sports fan. Follow me on twitter @Kirsh_TLFO.

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