Not long ago, the Bucks were on the hot search because of Aaron's bad criminals, and he caused the Bulls' Caruso to miss out for 4-6 weeks due to injury. And the team's post-match speech was even more bizarre, with the team's official Tweet posting good morning with a photo of Allen smiling and eating breakfast. The team manager said in an interview that Allen was bent on winning, and team defender Holliday said he didn't mean it, he just wanted to win the game. I have to say that the Bucks are really cold-blooded, and even an apology is not willing to say, in fact, they have always treated their own people quite harshly, look at the encounter with Matthews in the game with the Kings, this may be the Bucks team culture.
In the third quarter of the last game between the Bucks and the Kings, Matthews was injured after defending and fell to the ground for a long time and could not get up, but because there was no dead ball, the game continued. Matthews stood up and staggered, still actively involved in the defense, but it was obvious that Matthews could not resist, he could not even jump, but bucks coach Budenholzer, who had 5 timeouts, did not call a halt, and the other Bucks players did not take the initiative to call a timeout, not even to look at Matthews's injury, or play on the court step by step, as if it were an emotionless robot.
The game was then suspended, and Matthews lay down under the billboard for a long time and could not get up, and left the stadium with the help of the staff. The only player who came forward to observe his injury was Portis. Fans, as outsiders, feel very sad to see Matthews suffer like this, is it true that the Bucks treat their meritorious players so harshly? Do you have to scrap him to be willing to replace him? Budenholzer's style is really surprising, this is his own player, not Caruso, really feels worthless for Matthews, this team really does not deserve him.
Some fans said that Matthews himself thought he had the ability to continue playing on the court, and he himself did not call a timeout, which was not responsible for himself, and it was not up to Bucks coach Budenholzer. But Matthews has been injured and fell to the ground, at this time the team should have called a timeout, Matthews insisted on playing because he was a tough guy, he had a very good professional attitude, but this is not the reason why the team does not call a timeout. Although the Bucks won the Kings game, I don't know how many fans have lost their fans, and the team that does not love its players is really not worth supporting.
Overnight, the Bucks became the target of everyone's attention, and the championship, which was always on top, became a dirty team. Milwaukee claims to be one of the most dangerous cities in the United States because crime is repeatedly prohibited. Now it seems that the most dangerous team in the entire NBA has become the Bucks. Irving was injured in the series with the Bucks last season, and fans kept thinking it was an accident until Allen seriously injured Caruso and found out that it was the norm. The succession of such things has made people question the overall championship of the Bucks, and more and more people say that the Bucks are not victorious.
The most infuriating thing about the Bucks is their partiality to the perpetrators. It's no big deal to take responsibility for doing something wrong, Allen's foul is clear-eyed people can see whether it is a rush or a punch, why the Bucks still don't apologize, before the league issued a ticket to him for a ban, the Bucks actually because it was unreasonable, did not approve of his ban request. Are the bucks really going to blacken to the end? Do you really intend to be the enemy of the whole alliance? Is it really better to inject the so-called cold-blooded into the team culture and take pleasure in creating injuries?
We don't want any player to be injured, and we don't want to hurt them for human reasons, every player is eating professional rice, physical health is the top priority, if the health of the body can not be guaranteed, but also because of the vicious action, then the NBA really should reflect, is the punishment too light!