On May 3, Beijing time, according to the famous Charania report, the NBA spokesman revealed that the Warriors player Dream - Green in the Western Conference semifinals G1 received a second-degree malicious foul will not be relegated. Previously, Chasing Dream had said that he thought that foul was not even a first-level malicious foul, and hoped that the league could at least be downgraded to a first-level malicious foul during the review. Now it seems that his hopes have been dashed.
In G1, the Warriors narrowly defeated the Grizzlies 117-116, and in the second quarter of the game, Green tugged on Clark's jersey during a defensive attack, causing the latter to fall to the ground. After the referee on duty replayed it, Green's foul was escalated to a second-degree malicious foul and directly expelled from the game.
After the game, Clark said: "In his (dream-chasing) career, he has always been known for malicious fouls. I've seen him do it on TV. It wasn't shocking that he did that, it was something he had done before. Dream chased retweet Clark's comments, accompanied by 9 smiling and crying expressions.
Dream Chaser also responded to the eviction on the podcast. "Actually, I was stupid enough to think it wasn't even a first-degree malicious foul. If you want to talk about or call anyone an idiot, then all you have to do is look at Draymond Green himself. He added: "I think tonight's event is more of a matter of reputation than a tough foul." My biggest fear is that this malicious foul will give me two points... So I hope that the right thing will happen next, at least downgraded to a level one evil offender. ”
Now, the news that the evil criminal will not be demoted has arrived, and in this regard, the dream chaser's expectations in response to it are usually not too high, and it will not be shocked that the second-level malicious foul has not been demoted.
Green also said in the interview: "I will never change the way I play. It got me to where I am, winning three championships, four All-Star titles, and being named Defensive Player of the Year. ”