Warriors vs Grizzlies G4, the Grizzlies led by more than 47 minutes, but the last few tens of seconds were overturned by the Warriors. Although Curry felt cold in the first three quarters, curry shot 4 of 7 in the 4th quarter, 2 of 4 from three-point range, 8 of 9 free throws, and scored 18 points in a single quarter. Especially in the last minute of the game, Curry frequently stood on the free throw line and led the Warriors to complete the reversal. The Warriors are currently leading 3-1. Curry scored 32 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists in the game.
After the game, Grizzlies head coach Jenkins was interviewed by reporters. In an interview, Jenkins said the Grizzlies could appeal. I have to say that the Warriors are really careless, and although G4 has won, there are indeed flaws. Warriors coach Kerr missed the game and Mike Brown coached the game as interim coach. That's where the Flaws of the Warriors' game lie.
According to previous reports, the Kings have announced a deal with Mike Brown, who will become the Kings head coach. Here's the problem: The Kings head coach coached the Warriors' playoffs! Jenkins said in an interview: "I'm not sure it's allowed to have the head coach of one team coach another... We'll have the team manager and the league discuss this, possibly protesting! “
Fat Ding's view on this issue is that the Warriors should not violate the law. Because the NBA contract should not expire until the end of the season. The Warriors haven't finished the season yet, and Mike Brown and the Warriors are still on contract. If Mike Brown and the Kings had reached a verbal agreement, there would have been no problems. If Mike Brown signs a formal contract with the Kings, it should also be performed by the Warriors after the end of the season. If there is an overlap between the two contracts, it should also be that the contract between Mike Brown and the Kings is invalid.
Don't know what you think about this? But I think whatever the end result, a protest or appeal by the Grizzlies could prompt the league to introduce new rules about this phenomenon.