The top ten biggest villains in OKC Thunder history

Zaza Pachulia

The first of the two Warriors on this list. This clumsy Georgian is on this list for two specific plays, both of which involve Russell Westbrook.

The first came in Pachulia’s first season with the Warriors where he blatantly knocked Westbrook to the ground.

The second came this past season when he “accidentally” fell on Westbrook.

During the Warriors most recent title run, it became painfully obviously Pachulia had no value left as a player. Golden State had no issue letting him walk as he signed a one-year minimum deal with the Pistons.

He’s basically a running gag now where if he enters the game, the other team has to immediately take out all their important players. But like I said, entering his 16th season and turning 35 , his days as a productive NBA player are likely over. The Thunder still have to deal with him twice a year, if he does see time backing up Blake Griffin and Andre Drummond. Now some poor Eastern Conference team is going to have to worry about their star getting tangled up with Zaza. Watch out, Giannis Antetokounmpo.