This is a photo of Javaris Crittenton that ran accompanying this ESPN story. Notice anything strange?

It looks like the logo on Crittenton’s shirt is sticking into the foreground. You can tell where it meets the rail, where the edge of the Polo logo is actually in front of the metal bar. I don’t know if Getty Images is responsible, or ESPN, but it’s very strange, especially since Crittenton is facing murder charges.

Maybe it’s a weird camera trick. Maybe it’s a bored graphic designer. Or maybe Ralph Lauren has decided they want to be a part of the worst product placement of all time. “Remember how visible the Ford Bronco was after the O.J. chase? We want to bring that kind of excitement to Ralph Lauren.”

(Al Seib-Pool/Getty Images)

(Sean Keane)

This picture is weird. Am I the only one? It’s like a NBA version of bad album covers. Feel free to Photoshop ‘reply’ your own.

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The old banana-peel-on-the-floor trick. Good to see Gilbert Arenas has found his sense of humor again. 

No Canadians were killed or seriously injured in the making of this photograph

@Suga_Shane

misterj1s:

Yup!!

<3 YUUUP!!! Internet does it again.

MilosDesigns submits this Game 2 cold sweats flashback.

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