Germany head coach tries to grab Raptors' Dennis Schroder in heated altercation at FIBA World Cup

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Team Germany has been one of the top teams at the FIBA Basketball World Cup, but focus on their 5-0 record was lost after a heated exchange between guard Dennis Schroder and head coach Gordon Herbert during a first quarter time-out against Slovenia. 

The altercation began as Herbert didn’t appreciate Schroder discussing something with center Daniel Theis during the time-out. 

Herbert, noticing that Schroder didn’t seem to be listening as he was talking to the other players, stopped his speech to yell at the Toronto Raptors guard to sit down. Herbert tried to grab Schroder to force him into the seat, too, which Schroder took exception to.

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Dennis Schroder of Germany shoots a free throw during the FIBA Basketball World Cup second-round Group K game against Slovenia at Okinawa Arena on September 3, 2023, in Okinawa, Japan. (Takashi Aoyama/Getty Images)

"Hey! Let’s go! F---, sit down," Herbert was heard screaming at Schroder.

"Hey Coach, chill out," Schroder barked back.

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"No, you don’t tell me what to do," Herbert replied.

As they kept going back and forth, Schroder, who never sat down, ended up saying, "You’re not going to touch me like that."

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After Germany defeated Slovenia, 100-71, Schroder was asked about his altercation with his head coach, which he said was a total misunderstanding.

"Basketball is an emotional sport," he told BasketNews. "It's a game of runs, and you got to stay cool. Me and Daniel go way back, I have known him since I was 12 or 13. We had those