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Sim Bhullar reflects on his taste of the NBA
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May. 6, 2015 5:41 p.m. ET
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Sim Bhullar's stint in the NBA was brief, but it was an important milestone in NBA history.
The 7-foot-5 big man became the first player of Indian descent to ever play in the NBA when he took the court against the Minnesota Timberwolves after being called up from the D-League on a 10-day contract.
Recently, Bhullar reflected on his experience playing in an NBA game with India Today:
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"I will always remember those 16 seconds," Bhullar said. "That moment to be on the court and saying that I am playing an NBA game. Especially playing against my best friend Andrew Wiggins of Timberwolves. It was a great feeling for us to be on the court together and great for me to be there."
(h/t India Today)
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