On Wednesday, Tristan Thompson and the Cleveland Cavaliers will look to extend their series lead over the Miami Heat after a dominant Game 1 win over the weekend. While the team's focus is on defending home court and securing a win before the series heads to Miami, Thompson posted about US President Donald Trump's meme coin: $TRUMP.Holders of the meme coin, which had a high concentration of ownership, raising concerns over it being yet another example of a celebrity pump-and-dump, will be having dinner with the President.As such, Tristan Thompson took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to find out if any of his followers had purchased $TRUMP, drawing criticism from fans given the high-stakes playoff game that was hours away."The least serious Cavs player OAT" - One wrote."Tristan we have a playoff game tonight cut it out" - Another joked."We got a game tonight, Big Fella. Let’s lock in" - One added.Plenty of others, including big man Larry Nance Jr., also weighed in:"Bro we got a game tonight" - One wrote.Of course, while the Cavaliers are set to play Game 2 tonight, Thompson seems unlikely to touch the floor. After closing out the regular season with a 43-minute outing against Indiana on Apr. 13 in the absence of team starters, Thompson was a DNP in Game 1 of the playoffs.So far this season, he's averaged just 8.2 minutes per game over the 40 games he's played.Game 2 preview: Cavaliers vs. Heat amid Tristan Thompson's post about $TRUMPTristan Thompson's post about Donald Trump's $TRUMP coin came just six hours ahead of tip-off for Game 2 of the Cleveland Cavaliers-Miami Heat playoff series.In Game 1, Cleveland jumped out to an early lead in the first quarter before closing out the game strong, outscoring Miami 34-21 in the fourth quarter en route to a 121-100 win.The game notably saw Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland combine for 57 points, while Ty Jerome contributed an additional 28 points off the bench.Heading into Game 2 tonight, the Cavs have added confidence that comes from knowing that they are now 3-1 against Miami this season.After a 122-113 loss back in early December, the Cavaliers have won three in a row against Miami, picking up wins on Jan. 29 and Mar. 5, as well as in their last game now.