Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns were part of a wild NBA couples retreat this past weekend.
Woods and Towns joined Paul George and his wife, Patrick Patterson and his partner, Ivica Zubac and his lady and Patrick Beverly and his girlfriend.
It’s not totally clear why these different couples, who in some cases don’t even share a team in common, got together – but they did.
The photos from their little excursion paint a fun picture.
The Los Angeles Clippers seem to be the common denominator in most of these relationships, with Beverley, George, Zubac and Patterson all being either current or former members of the organization.
But Towns has never been linked to the Clippers in any capacity.
Most likely Beverley, with whom Towns has a relationship from their one season on the Minnesota Timberwolves together, pulled him in.
The other thing all these couples have in common is a propensity for going viral.
Woods recently blew up for her intimate date night photos with Towns.
George’s wife caused a stir over her infamous “ho’s party” that caused quite the ruckus.
Beverley’s lady set the internet ablaze not long ago over her wild party pictures, too.
So everyone involved is a mainstay in the headlines to some capacity.
With the NBA offseason in full swing, it makes sense that all these couples would want a little rest and relaxation.
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It’s similarly understandable why at this point in the year battle lines would blur and various players from random teams would link up.
Soon enough, though – the preparation for next year will commence.
Will Towns, Woods and the rest of these NBA couples remain tight at that point? Time will tell.
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A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
