Jared McCain says Spurs veteran threatened ‘another one’ after hard foul — as suspicious video emerges
During a recent NBA game, Jared McCain of the Oklahoma City Thunder was subjected to hard fouls from San Antonio Spurs players Mason Plumlee and Bismack Biyombo. The fouls occurred after a whispered exchange involving Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama, raising questions about their intent. McCain expressed surprise at the aggressive treatment, which has sparked speculation about possible orders from Wembanyama.
- ▪Jared McCain was fouled twice in quick succession during the Thunder's win over the Spurs.
- ▪The fouls were committed by Mason Plumlee and Bismack Biyombo after a whispered instruction from Victor Wembanyama.
- ▪McCain was surprised by the aggressive fouls and questioned Plumlee about his actions during a free throw.
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NBA Jared McCain says Spurs veteran threatened ‘another one’ after hard foul — as suspicious video emerges By Ryan Giancola Published May 27, 2026, 4:47 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Sometimes, star players are fouled intentionally to send a message. It is rare, though, that the same treatment is given to a role player, Toward the end of the Thunder’s 127-114 home win over the Spurs in Game 5 on Tuesday, Oklahoma City role player Jared McCain was fouled twice in quick succession — including a vicious elbow to the back from Mason Plumlee that knocked him to the floor. Wemby ordered the CODE RED 😭He whispers something to Mason Plumlee and Bismack Biyombo as they check in during garbage time.
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