Rudy Gobert and his cash money fingers are being fined by the NBA yet again. The Minnesota Timberwolves' star defender will have to fork over $75,000 for making an "inappropriate and unprofessional gesture that questions the integrity of the league and its game officials."

That's quite a lot of words and quite a sizable fine, but the NBA doesn't like it when players question its "integrity." So let's take a look at the gesture that so ruffled the NBA's feathers.

Gobert flashed the cash money hand sign toward the referees late in the Timberwolves' 115-107 Game 4 loss to the Denver Nuggets. It was done out of frustration; he made the gesture after he was called for his second offensive foul in as many possessions, and they were called by the same referee: Scott Foster, who has been accused of showing bias throughout his career. He called both of those offensive fouls on Gobert, just like he did back on March 6, which was the last time Gobert was fined for making that same gesture toward the same referee.

According to the NBA, that's why Gobert's fine was so large. They took into account his history of "improper conduct" toward game officials.

The Timberwolves and Nuggets will face off in Game 5 on Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. ET.