On May 4, Beijing time, the second game between the Warriors and the Grizzlies was full of gunpowder. Payton Jr. was hit in the head by Dillon Brooks shortly after the opening and fell from the air. The latest development is that Peyton Jr. withdrew from the game early due to an elbow injury after falling. Brooks was blown away for a second-degree malicious foul. In this game, Draymond Green was also punched in the face by Tillman's elbow, but did not blow penalties.
The Warriors and Grizzlies appeared in the first game, and The Dream Chaser pulled Clark out of the game with a second-degree malicious foul. There was a lively discussion after the game over that foul. The league ultimately did not relegate the second-degree malicious foul of chasing dreams.
In this game, the Grizzlies began with an 8-0 offensive wave. With 9:08 left in the first quarter, Peyton Jr. broke through to a layup. Dillon Brooks hit Peyton Jr. on the head with an arm from behind, causing the latter to fall straight from the air to the ground. This action is very dangerous, Payton Jr. was hit on the head when he was in the air, and his body was completely out of balance, and Brooks did not do any action to protect Little Payton, such as holding Little Payton or something. Little Peyton fell to the ground, and he held his elbow on the ground, and the expression on his face was very painful.
Payton Jr. stood up and executed the free throws, 1 of 2, before he was replaced by Poole. After Payton Jr. returned to the dressing room for an X-ray, it was officially announced that he had injured his left elbow and was not returning. Warriors coach Kerr was interviewed on the sidelines after the first quarter about Dillon Brooks' ferocious foul on Payton Jr., and he directly exclaimed: "This is not called physical confrontation, this is dirty. ”
Celebrity Perkins also commented on the foul: "Dillon was a second-degree malicious foul, he should be banned for the third game, he went too far. ”
Warriors interior general Draymond Green also suffered, and he was elbowed by Tillman and fell to the ground, but the referee did not blow the penalty. However, Green was not in serious trouble and continued to play. The showdown between the Warriors and the Grizzlies is full of gunpowder.