Zach Lowe

Then you can go the other way.

Here are some other ones I found.

Andre Drummond was fined, I think, $15,000 for elbowing Roy Hibbert in the back of the head.

Kind of a softer elbow, but the back of the head, you just never know.

It didn't look as violent as Wemby's.

David West was fined either 15 or 25 for elbowing Blake Griffin kind of in the throat, but again, not with the same force.

Wemby had the closest one I could find of a fine was this is a deep cut Samuel Dallin bear when he was playing for the Knicks pretty viciously elbowed Jonas Valanciunas who is on the Raptors hit him flush in the face in the third quarter regular season and

and was just fined.

So again, like you can go, you can do the thing.

If you're a fan of this team, you find this precedent.

If you're a fan of this team, you find this other precedent.

I will say this of the, of the ones that were just fine and not suspended.

And I'm sure there's a longer list.

Victor's was definitely the most violent and the most targeted.

Like if they actually suspended him, I really don't think the Spurs have that much of a gripe because it was a very violent, very targeted hit.

And,

they're lucky he hit him in the throat and not in the face because you can't head injuries are different than, you know, like kicking a guy in the groin, whatever.

It's just, it's a different level of risk just based on the violence of it.

It's a suspendable offense, but it's also, you can find precedent for just finding that are pretty similar.

And I think the reason he won't get suspended, and I'm okay with this if a little squeamish, is number one, he has no track record of anything that I can remember anyway.