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WATCH: Joakim Noah gets butt slapped by fan after thrilling win

Dan Cahill By Dan Cahill
   
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The Bulls had just defeated the Thunder at the United Center in a thrilling, come-from-behind 108-105 victory. Joakim Noah made a great defensive play on Russell Westbrook to preserve the win. High-fives all around. Except for one excited Bulls fan, who took the opportunity to slap Noah on the butt. Attaboy!

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