If you watched the San Antonio Spurs take on the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday night on ESPN, you noticed the game-winning shot attempt by one Josh Hart, well, disappear from your television screen in favor of a commercial. About two second later, the channel cut back to the game, only to find out that Hart had missed the layup attempt and the two teams were headed to overtime to decide the victor.

Twitter exploded in confusion and frustration, and it was one of the headlines heading into Thursday morning.

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During the first half of the Brooklyn Nets' game against the Milwaukee Bucks, the team's official Twitter account posted a hilarious highlight video of point guard D'Angelo Russell. In a hilarious little jab at ESPN, the highlight was cut short on the shot attempt only to have it go to the same commercial.

The Nets are leading the Bucks in the third quarter right now, and are looking to close out another losing season on a high note while developing their young players.