Live Bar May 3 News In the second round of the playoffs, the Warriors narrowly defeated the Grizzlies 117-116. In the second quarter of the game, Dream Green fell down by pulling Clark's jersey, and the referee punished Dream For a second-degree malicious foul and directly expelled him from the game. According to The Athletic reporters Shams and Slater, an NBA spokesperson revealed that the league will not relegate a second-degree malicious foul to chase dreams.
In response, Curry said in an interview today: "[This decision] is shocking. I hope to continue to be myself. Even if you have 2 evil offender points now, you have to influence the game in your own way. ”
When asked whether the reputation of dream chasing has played a certain negative impact on the punishment of this evil offender and the ultimate failure to demote and change the sentence, Curry said: "I think this is where human nature lies. Obviously, if you've watched the Dream Chaser game, you'll know how convincing he is. ”
According to NBA rules, a player who earns a first-level malicious foul will receive 1 foul point, and a second-level malicious foul will receive 2 foul points. If the foul points are 0-1, neither the first-level malicious foul nor the second-level malicious foul will be automatically suspended, but will be reviewed by the league to decide whether to be banned. When the evil offender's points reach 2 points, he is sentenced to a first-level malicious foul and is automatically banned, and is sentenced to a second-level malicious foul and automatically suspended for one game. If the offender's points reach 3-4 points, the first-level malicious foul will be automatically suspended by one game, and the second-level malicious foul will be automatically suspended for two games. Players who have accumulated 5 or more points will be banned twice, whether they are convicted of a first-level or second-degree malicious foul.
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