An NBA regular season focus battle, the Golden State Warriors took on the Indiana Pacers on the road. Shortly after the first quarter began, in just 26 seconds, the Warriors general even ate 2 technical prisoners, this away game is not easy to play, can Curry break the record?
The Warriors had just lost, and the top spot in the league gave way to the Suns. Facing the third-to-last Pacers in the East, the Warriors aim to stop the fall and rebound. For Curry, the three-point shooting surpassed Ray Allen to become the first in history, and it remains his top priority. The last scene was strictly guarded, the feel was not good, and this scene is expected to have a different plot. But from the opening period, the Warriors are still not easy, which is destined to be another hard battle.
At 9:27, Draymond Green was probably blown a trickster for complaining about the referee. The live broadcast did not explain clearly what Green did, and directly ate T. Getting a technical offense so early is not a good thing for his defense and for the Warriors as a whole team.
Just 26 seconds later, Warriors coach Steve Kerr also received a technical offense, and he was dissatisfied with a blow from the referee. At the time, Looney's layup, the ball was blocked by Miles Turner after the rebound, which was supposed to be a jamming ball, but the referee did not blow. Between the electric light and flint, this subtle difference is forgivable if it is not clearly seen.
Interestingly, when Green ate T, he quickly explained to Cole that he was wronged + wronged, and Cole appeased him. As a result, in the blink of an eye, Cole also suffered a trickster, and it was Green's turn to appease him, which was too funny for the general. Eating 2T in a row is a signal to the Warriors, and this game should be careful.