Bill Clinton became the second president to sit courtside at an NBA game in the past week when he took in a Bucks versus Nets game last night at The Barclays Center.
Turning @billclinton into a Bucks fan!! #OwnTheFuture pic.twitter.com/cAHen8QnSC
— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) November 3, 2015
Bill Clinton gets a loud ovation at Barclays as I’M THE MAN, I’M THE MAN, I’M THE MAN plays in the background.
— devin kharpertian (@uuords) November 3, 2015
Current POTUS Barack Obama attended the Bulls’ season-opener against the Cavaliers on Oct. 27.
WATCH: Oh, no big deal... @billclinton joins Telly Hughes - "I've always kind of pulled for the @Bucks" https://t.co/7Hmmu6SMh3
— Bally Sports Wisconsin (@BallySportWI) November 3, 2015
Hillary Clinton, a Chicago native, is also a Bulls fan, but Bill said he roots for the Nets.
He also admitted, though, that his friendship with Bucks owner Marc Lasry has caused him to pull for the Bucks as well.
WATCH: Oh, no big deal... @billclinton joins Telly Hughes - "I've always kind of pulled for the @Bucks" https://t.co/7Hmmu6SMh3
— Bally Sports Wisconsin (@BallySportWI) November 3, 2015
This wasn’t the first NBA game Clinton attended this year. The former president was at the All-Star game in New York back in February.
President @billclinton greets Lil @CP3! #NBAAllStarNYC pic.twitter.com/bzPUcQ6v2W
— NBA (@NBA) February 16, 2015
