Al Horford’s Wikipedia page gets fun edits amid huge Game 1

Just when you thought Al Horford couldn’t continue their hot game, they came out and did it again.

Horford went 9/12 for 26 points while helping his Boston Celtics to a 120-108 win over the Golden State Warriors in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night.

The 35-year-old big man went 6/8 from three, which was his career-best mark for three-pointers made. Amazingly, Horford did it all in his NBA Finals debut.

NBA fans enjoyed Horford’s big game and updated his Wikipedia page accordingly.

A temporary edit said Horford “has a son who also played basketball named draymond green.” Another edition listed “owner of the Golden State Warriors” among Horford’s career highlights and accolades.

Wikipedia of Al Horford acting accordingly https://t.co/B2BTS1GFMC pic.twitter.com/E9QtRuPHeu

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NBA fans waste no time.

It’s only one game, but winning on Warriors ground is a big achievement for the Celtics. Boston outscoring Golden State by 24 points on the road in the fourth quarter isn’t something many fans saw coming.