It is no secret that New York Knicks center Joakim Noah is not exactly known for his shooting prowess. In fact, it is safe to say that everything about his shot looks extremely dysfunctional.

Although Noah has become notorious for his bizarre shooting form, the Indiana Pacers' raucous home crowd was not going to let him forget it. During the fourth quarter of the Pacers' blowout win over the Knicks, an entire section of Pacers fans were seen imitating Noah's shot during his free-throw attempts.

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Some may remember Joakim Noah's last visit to the Bankers Life Fieldhouse included a nasty airball during a free-throw attempt. So it should come as no surprise that Pacers fans had a little something for him this time around. Although they may have relished at the prospect that their impersonations actually worked, it was likely that Noah was going to miss anyways as a career 69 percent free-throw shooter.

It has been a rough start to the 2017-18 NBA season for Joakim Noah. Not only was he suspended for the first 20 games of the year, but the Knicks managed to get along just fine without him with the acquisition of center Enes Kanter. Even he admitted that he likely would not be the same player as he was before. Needless to say, that never involved being a great shooter.