Beijing time on May 10 news, Memphis Grizzlies player Dillon Brooks, who was banned for a foul, was recently interviewed, and he said that if he could, he wanted to retract the foul that caused Peyton Jr.'s elbow fracture.
This was Dillon's first voice in the media after the villain Payton Jr., and he stressed that the action at that time was not aimed at hurting Little Payton.
"It's already happened," Dillon said in a recent interview, "I didn't mean to hurt him, if I could turn back the clock, I could not do that, but it has already happened and there is no going back." ”
Dillon was also asked if he was aware of some of the Warriors coach Steve Kerr's remarks about him, such as calling him a bad offender of Peyton Jr.
Dillon said he didn't really understand the meaning behind Cole's words.
"I don't really react to him saying that, I don't know what it means to say that, but know that this is a playoff, every shot, every right fight, every round of attack and defense is crucial, so I don't know what he means by that." Dillon said.
After saying the above, Dillon also said, "I was running the ball, he was running at full speed, then I jumped up, and then he made adjustments..."
The G4 game is still played at the Warriors' home stadium, and it is expected that Warriors fans will regard Dillon as a public enemy, to which Dillon said: "I like to be booed, I like people who oppose me, which will make the game more difficult." ”