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Patrick Beverley's use of a camera earns Lakers one of the weirdest technical fouls in NBA history


We have seen NBA players pick up technical fouls for taunting. On one hilarious occasion, we even saw Tim Duncan get T'd up for laughing. But never in the history of the NBA have we seen a technical foul quite like the one hit Patrick Beverley with at the end of regulation of Saturday's game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics. (CBS Sports)

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Patrick Beverley's use of a camera earns Lakers one of the weirdest technical fouls in NBA history