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- Philadelphia 76ers reserve forward Amir Johnson was seen texting from the bench during the fourth quarter of the Sixers' Game 1 loss to the Brooklyn Nets.
- Moments later, cameras showed Johnson leaving the bench and running back to the locker room.
- Johnson was criticized for the move, though it's unclear why he was texting or why he left.
ESPN cameras caught Philadelphia 76ers reserve forward Amir Johnson texting on the bench during their Game 1 loss to the Brooklyn Nets.
The incident happened during a timeout in the fourth quarter with the 76ers trailing the sixth-seeded Nets by double-digits. When ESPN returned from break, analyst Doris Burke criticized Johnson and Joel Embiid, who was sitting next to Johnson, for having the phone on the bench.
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