Just how far would you go to stalk Kenyon Martin?
If you’re Savannah McMillan-Christmas , you wander onto the court of an NBA playoff game looking for him, even if he doesn’t play for the two teams on the court.
That’s what happened on Sunday night, apparently, as McMillan-Christmas just wandered out onto the court during Game 4 between the Lakers and Nuggets. According to Yahoo! Sports’ Marc Spears, McMillan-Christmas has been accused of stalking Martin in the past.
Here’s the problem. Martin doesn’t play for Denver. The former Cincinnati Bearcat did play for the Nuggets from 2004 through 2011, but he now plays for the Los Angeles Clippers.
Spears also reports that McMillan-Christmas — who was arrested for trespassing — was asking the Nuggets bench where Martin was before meandering onto the court.
No one must feel better than Martin about the ordeal, though. Because if you have a stalker, you have sleep a little bit better at night knowing said stalker doesn’t even know what team you play on.
You do have to give McMillan-Christmas credit for one thing, though. She got herself wide open on the left wing.
Check out video of the trespassing below.
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