Clip Of Cedi Osman ‘Bleeding’ Yellow Fluid Has NBA Fans Convinced He’s An Alien

Many NBA players are blessed with a truly absurd amount of athleticism they can harness to routinely pull off some equally unbelievable feats with deceptive ease.

The fact that the average person can only dream of capping off a fast break with a 360° dunk off of an alley-oop pass or attempting a three-pointer from the logo with a single iota of confidence makes it easy to wonder if some of the league’s most talented players were actually born on the same planet we share with them.

I can understand why some people might think it’s a bit crazy to suggest the NBA is home to extraterrestrials who’ve mastered the art of basketball. However, I can only assume those people have never seen the 1996 documentary Space Jam or the scene in Men in Black that revealed Dennis Rodman’s true origin story.

Now, we may have some more proof that is indeed the case, as plenty of fans are convinced Cavaliers forward Cedi Osman might hail from parts unknown courtesy of what unfolded during Sunday night’s showdown between Cleveland and Detroit.

The Cavs were up two with a little over six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter when Osman was involved in a collision that temporarily put the game on hold. Things then took a very interesting turn when cameras zoomed in and captured him seemingly “bleeding” a mysterious yellow fluid that understandably caught a number of viewers off-guard.

Plenty of armchair medical experts floated possible explanations for this fairly baffling development, with some speculating it was yellow mucus that was dislodged from Osman’s sinuses and others theorizing he may have vomited up stomach acid or even yellow Gatorade after getting the wind knocked out of him.

However, there were also plenty of people who entertained another possibility: he’s simply an alien that bleeds yellow blood.

As of this writing, Osman has not explicitly addressed the rumors that he is, in fact, an intelligent being hailing from a distant corner of the galaxy, and while I don’t want to come to any rash conclusions, I’ll just say his silence speaks volumes.