On April 4, Beijing time, the Grizzlies lost 118-119 to the Timberwolves to rewrite the big score to 2-2. In this game, the Timberwolves led by 5 points in the first quarter, the second quarter was once stretched to 15 points and was reduced to 4 points, the Timberwolves once pulled 13 points and then reduced to 6 points in the third quarter, and the Grizzlies shrank to 3 points in the final quarter but the referee's blowing scale allowed the Timberwolves to easily get on the free throw line, and finally the Grizzlies reversed the failure.
The game was also a very dramatic game, in the first half Beverly grabbed the ball Bane obviously gave Bane a slap, but the referee only gave Beverley a technical foul, this action is not a basketball action, it is reasonable to say that the second degree of malice should be directly expelled but not.
A dragon dunk before Morant's second quarter finale created Russell's foul, which swept Morant straight from the air to the ground and hit him in the face. The referee gave a first-degree malicious foul.
In the first half, the Grizzlies played half of the Grizzlies more than 4 people and 2 times, and after playing the Grizzlies in the half, they have more than 4 people and 3 fouls and all of them are starting players, and the referee's whistle also makes the Grizzlies dare not have a tough defense.
In the third quarter, there was a scene of crazy fans rushing into the stadium, and the referee could only blow the game to a halt. Bain made Vanderbilt an offensive foul, the referee gave Bain an offensive foul, and the replay showed that Vanderbilt was blocking, Jenkins asked for a challenge, and the challenge was successful.
Bain counter-attacked back, in a reasonable collision zone with Vanderbilt physical contact, this ball Vanderbilt is clearly backing, this is 2+1 but the referee still gave Bain an offensive foul. The referee's whistle against the Grizzlies was questioned by Grizzlies fans throughout the game.
In the third quarter, the referee had two more controversial decisions, one for Williams to move to cover the offensive foul, and one for Jones to grab the rebound, but it was clearly Vanderbilt's puller, but the bottom line referee changed the decision and gave Jones two free throws. The referee's blowing was speechless throughout the game, and there were many disagreements between the referees. (Morant 4 fouls in 20 minutes, Bain 4 times in 25 minutes, Jalen Jr. 4 times in 19 minutes, Dillman 3 times in 13 minutes, Dillon 4 times in 22 minutes)
In such an unfavorable situation, the Timberwolves stopped 9-5 at the beginning of the final quarter, and Towns scored four consecutive points to contain the Grizzlies' counterattack. Jalan Jr. narrowed to 1 point after winning three points, Towns raised his hand to respond with a three-point response and also sent a big hat, Morant 2+1, Towns broke through to make Jalen Jr. sixth time, the starting Dillman was also 5 times, and the other three were all 4 fouls. The Grizzlies' consecutive counter-attacks were ignored by foul referees, and the Timberwolves went in to take free throws.
Brooks made 5 fouls, Jarren Jr. made 6, Deerman made 5, Bain made 5, Morant made 4, and the Grizzlies started 5 Tigers and 25 fouls, and the team made 33 free throws. The Timberwolves started without a single player five times, substitute McDaniels made five fouls and the team committed 23 fouls.
The Timberwolves had 40 free throws and the Grizzlies had just 25 free throws. The Timberwolves were able to win this game really thanks to the referee.
Text/Yan Xiaobai's basketball dream