Watch: Nets’ Trevor Booker sneaks into Cavs huddle, called out by Ty Lue

During Wednesday night’s game against the Cleveland Cavaliers, Brooklyn Nets power forward Trevor Booker snuck into the Cavaliers’ huddle during a timeout.

Cavaliers coach Ty Lue spotted Booker after a few seconds and laughed as he shooed him away.

Booker, in his third year with the Nets and eighth in the NBA, recorded six points, eight rebounds and four assists against the Cavaliers.

The Nets (3-2) went on to beat Cleveland, 112-107.

The Cavaliers (3-2) travel to New Orleans’ Smoothie King Center Saturday to play the Pelicans. The Nets visit Madison Square Garden Friday to face the New York Knicks.

The Cavaliers (Nov. 30) and Nets (Dec. 4) will travel to Atlanta to face the Hawks later this season.

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