
The NBA always leaves behind exciting and beautiful life stories, like the one starring Joe Ingles and his coach at the Minnesota Timberwolves, Chris Finch. The Australian player has an autistic son who was greatly disappointed for not being able to see his father play last week when they were at the arena. The Wolves' coach learned about the situation and decided to give Ingles the starting position, ensuring that he would be seen in action by his son.
This Joe Ingles story 🥹
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Joe's wife, Renae, and their 3 kids are in town. Last week, their son Jacob, who is autistic, made it through his first ever NBA game in-arena. But Joe didn't play...
Tonight, Chris Finch started Ingles to make sure Jacob could see his dad play 🫶 pic.twitter.com/fKrHuFTNEi
"Sometimes, you gotta do the human thing."
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Timberwolves HC Chris Finch talks giving Joe Ingles the start with his family in attendance ❤️ https://t.co/JavlZkGU6U pic.twitter.com/qCGwRSxPeT
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