In today's NBA playoffs, the Golden State Warriors and the Memphis Grizzlies played a big game. In the end, the Grizzlies beat the Warriors 106-101, turning the total score into a 1-1 draw.
The ball was very controversial because there were many big moves, the most impressive of which was an injury at the beginning of the game. In a defensive counterattack, Warriors guard and NBA star Gary Payton's son Gary Payton Jr. received a pass from his teammate and directly wanted to complete a layup.
At this point, the Grizzlies' outside scorer Dillon Brooks suddenly came out and wanted to block Payton Jr. Unfortunately, Brooks jumped late, and the arm span was not long enough, directly hitting Little Payton in the head. Little Peyton lost his center of gravity in the air and fell heavily to the ground, his expression very painful.
The action was so big that the referee watched the video replay and immediately gave Dillon a second-degree malicious foul and directly expelled him. At this time, the game had just been played for less than 3 minutes. Payton Jr. withdrew directly from the game and was checked immediately after returning to the locker room. Through X-ray testing, Little Payton was diagnosed with a fractured elbow in his left hand.
Warriors coach Kerr angrily denounced this as a dirty move, and Klay Thompson also scolded during the game.
But that's not all, Payton Jr. needs to undergo an MRI test tomorrow to determine the extent of the fracture. Generally speaking, the injury is a hundred days, and Peyton Jr. is injured like this, and it is expected that the season will be reimbursed. Whether Dillon needs to be suspended for the next game depends on how the NBA officials punish him.
In fact, this series has been very intense, and the Warriors and Grizzlies had a second-degree malicious foul in the first game, when the Warriors' Drummond Green hit the Grizzlies players in the face and pulled on the jerseys. Nowadays, there are directly injured players, and it seems that the beams of the two teams are knotted.