Since fans became fans, "double standard" has become a topic that cannot be bypassed.
The same behavior, which happens to different players, will have completely different evaluations a lot of times.
Take the matter of stepping up, the alphabet brother inadvertently cushioned Owen, almost becoming the biggest black spot in his career. In fact, Durant, James and other league superstars have actually had intentional or unintentional stepping feet.
Personally, I think that the players who basically can't find a black spot are probably only Curry. Many fans are not accustomed to his celebratory actions, and even shaking their heads and gritting their teeth has become a mistake, indicating that there is really no fault in other places.
During the game between the Warriors and the Heat, the Heat had infighting. The Warriors, who were absent from Splash + Green, played a wave of 19-0, which became the direct cause of the Heat's infighting. Heat head coach Spall called a timeout, which was a powerful output against the Heat players. Butler, as the leader of the team, is naturally the first to bear the brunt.
Of course, Butler has always valued his authority, so he had a fierce verbal conflict with the head coach, and even talked about swinging hands with Him. Haslem, the heat's veteran captain and team soul, stopped working and stood up for Coach Spoo, and there was another conflict with Butler. The Heat head coach even threw the tactical board in anger...
Realistically speaking, Butler should bear the main responsibility for this infighting. The team was beaten 19-0 by the Warriors, who lacked major generals, and the head coach was not allowed to spray two sentences? However, I found that post-match public opinion, especially many fans, thought haslem was not doing the right thing.
Let's take a look at what some fans have to say: "What qualifications does Haslem have to spray Butler?" "Haslem spray Butler, which is equivalent to the door security guard spray crown!" "Butler brought the Heat to the Finals, what did Haslem do for the Heat?" ......
Many fans don't understand Haslem's place on the Heat, and although they don't play much now, they are definitely the team's soul and locker room leader. Don't say now, it was the Heat Big Three of James, Wade and Bosh, and Haslem was also the captain. Much of the Heat's strong style of play comes from Haslem's legacy.
Looking at the evaluation of some fans on the Butler infighting incident, it suddenly feels that many fans were really harsh on James!
Remember when James was replaced, he hit Spoo with his shoulder? At that time, many fans said that James deliberately hit Spoo and was extremely dissatisfied with Coach Spoo. There are even many doubts about James's balls and character. In fact, Coach Spoo did not have any verbal conflict with James at the time, and later publicly stated that James did not mean it. On top of that, James and Coach Spall, together, won 2 consecutive championships!
Look at the attitude of many teams to the Butler infighting incident now, and then look at the attitude towards "bumping the shoulders", do you think that the requirements for James were too harsh?