During the fourth quarter of their game against the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday, New York Knicks point guard Brandon Jennings taught his rookie teammate a valuable lesson about gamesmanship.

With the Knicks leading by 19 points and only 30.9 seconds remaining in the ball game, Nets' forward Rondae Hollis-Jefferson drew a foul from Willy Hernangomez while attempting a layup. The rookie was about to help Hollis-Jefferson to get up when Jennings pulled him back and prevented him to do so.

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The Knicks fans certainly appreciate Jennings' antics which started back in the preseason when he taunted former Washington Wizards player Casper Ware. Since then, he has become one of the crowd-favorites in Madison Square Garden and his popularity in the city might just grow even more after what he taught his teammate on Wednesday night.