On May 6, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the punishment of Grizzlies player Dillon Brooks. Dillon was severely injured due to unnecessary and excessive contact, resulting in a serious injury to Peyton Jr., so he was suspended for one game. But apparently, this punishment was not convincing, because Payton Jr. fractured his elbow and was absent for at least 3 weeks. Of course, the fans also scolded Cole for not complaining too much, after all, Pachulia had done the same in the past.
Dillon slapped Payton on the head in the first quarter of G2, causing the latter to fall directly from the air to the ground and fracture his elbow, missing for at least 3 weeks. Today, Dillon has only been banned for one game. Cole said helplessly after learning the news: "We don't care about this, Little Payton will not be able to play in the next few weeks, this is the only thing that matters to us." In addition, Cole said that you should not risk other people's careers.
For Warriors fans and Kerr, though, they can complain, but things will always come back. In the 2017 playoffs, the Warriors, who were in full swing, ushered in a powerful challenge led by Leonard's Spurs. As a result, in the first game, the Spurs led by more than 20 points, Pachulia deliberately put on the foot of Leonard, causing the latter to directly reimburse the season, and the Warriors also completed the sweep and eventually won the championship.
Pachuria's footing at that time was far from being comparable to Dillon today. This indirectly led to Leonard's break with the Spurs, and the NBA's 20-year-old team began to decline. As a result, Warriors fans don't have much of a stand to accuse the league of being too light, after all, Pachulia didn't even have a one-game ban.
Of course, Dillon Brooks' foul play did cause public outrage, and such a scene should not appear on the basketball court. There have been many injuries in the NBA's playoffs this season, and the players themselves are at great risk, and it is even more regrettable if they are injured because of the improper actions of the opponent. This is not good news for players and fans alike.