A full day has passed since the Warriors' game against the Grizzlies, and the impact of the game is still there, of course, it has nothing to do with the outcome of the game, and more attention comes from the referee's blowing controversy. The referee's report pointed out that the last-minute out-of-bounds ball ownership was a blow-off error, and that time it should have been the Warriors who won the ball, not the result of the blow-and-penalty scramble.
But that's not all of the game whistle-blowing controversy, and Drummond Green's deportation is even more so much so concerned that the Warriors general is still angry about it. The Warriors care about this blow, on the one hand, it may have an impact on future games, on the other hand, it is also to put pressure on the league in this way.
As you know, Drummond Green's playing style is like this, and if the penalty is blown at such a scale, Drummond Green will probably have a very difficult time in the game.
Drummond Green's foul on Grizzlies player Clark was considered "unnecessary and excessive" to the referee, so the referee made the decision to expel him. However, not only the Warriors general could not accept the penalty, but many players and the media also did not understand the referee's blowing penalty, and said "This is a second-level malicious foul? ”
Whether it is a second-degree malicious foul depends on the subjective judgment of the referee.
During the Suns' game against the Lone Rangers, Suns player Crowder kicked Doncic in the crotch on an offensive move that was blown into a first-degree malicious foul. Drummond Green posted an eye-eyed expression on social media, apparently mocking the League's blow-up scale, and his inner thoughts may have been "Am my actions worse than that?" ”
Drummond Green and Claude are both players with more playing moves, and crotch kicking is not uncommon in Drummond Green's game, and even when there is such a foul in the league, Drummond Green is mentioned. Last season, Reggie Miller mentioned it when Davis played a crotch foul, much to Drummond Green's displeasure.
"If you say now that I didn't act on purpose, there were some cowards who didn't dare to speak up."
Crowder's kick to the crotch of Doncic blew a first-degree malicious foul, and Drummond Green posted multiple online messages pointing out that "this should at least be expelled.". Naturally, Drummond Green is not shouting injustice for the victim Doncic, but satirizing the referee's suspicion of seeing people off the dish, and the scale of punishment varies from person to person.
Curry said of Drummond Green's deportation: "We never know if someone else committed a foul like that — would it be a first-degree malicious foul?" Will it be level two? Exactly how to blow, you can think for yourself in your mind. Because that's him (Green), because the way he plays can affect the way you make decisions. That's unfortunate. ”
Drummond Green had been hoping to relegate a second-degree malicious foul to a first-degree malicious foul after the game, but he failed to get what he wanted and the league would not make any changes to that. Steve Cole said: "We didn't react at all, there was nothing we could do about it. No matter what decisions the league makes, no matter what the referee does, that's it. We have to look to the next one. ”
Will this blow-off controversy affect the direction of the series?
(Text/Yan Wujun)