When betting intervenes in the NBA, the referee's control over the outcome of the game seems to increase...
When the victory is determined and cannot be changed, there is a fluttering apology afterwards, and then the next game continues to affect the game in its own way without any punishment...
I can't help but wonder, is the game really good now?
Whether a team wins in the end, is it a strength factor or other factors that replace it...
Earlier (January 29, Beijing time), the Lakers traveled to Boston to challenge the Celtics, and James broke through for a layup in the last 4 seconds of the game and was fouled by Tatum's hitter, an obvious foul, but the referee did not blow a penalty.
In the end, the Lakers lost 121-125 to the Celtics.
Even though James hit 41 points, 9 rebounds and 8 assists in the whole game, he was unable to return to the sky in the face of the referee's "stealing the scene".
Yesterday the Clippers thundered, with 4 minutes and 24 seconds left in the second quarter,
Leonard broke through for a layup to score, obviously the opponent fouled, should have been a 2+1 blow penalty, but the referee was indifferent...
In the end, Leonard was angry and eaten by a foul for complaining about a layup, and teammate Mann was expelled for two T's in a row, and the Thunder received three free throw opportunities.
In the end, the Clippers lost 100-101 at home to the Thunder and lost by only one point...
Afterwards, according to Leonard, the referee had apologized to him, admitting that it was a missed decision, but what can be changed...
If apologies are useful, then what else to do with the law!
Unfortunately, it seems that the referee will not be banned or held liable for it...
Today, the Lone Ranger sits at home to fight the Warriors, and also staged a dramatic scene.
The reason for the drama is that under the referee's blowing penalty, the Warriors easily got a 5-on-0 opportunity, and Rooney easily scored 2 points on a dunk.
Reviewing the scene, the referee first awarded the Lone Ranger the ball, the live announcer announced, and then paused.
During the timeout, the referee changed the Lone Ranger to go out of bounds and the Warriors had the ball, but did not tell the Lone Ranger players that when the Lone Ranger players lined up and thought they had the ball, the Warriors had easily dunked to end the offense...
Doncic, who came back from this battle, made a count of money moves towards the referee, and you can imagine who the referee is leaning towards when blowing the balance of penalties...
In the end, the Lone Ranger also lost the game by only 2 points.
In a game where the score difference is now tight, the referee's decision is obviously huge, which is not difficult to understand the Lone Ranger's plan to appeal against the referee's mistake.
It is worth mentioning that if the lone ranger must appeal, he must pay $10,000 first, and if the appeal is successfully returned, it will be confiscated.
When the Clippers star faces an obvious foul and sometimes has a whistle, the Lakers player Reeves breaks through and the whistle blows as soon as he touches the defensive player, which is simply not too easy...
Today, the Lakers defeated the Suns 122-111, ending a nine-game losing streak against the Phoenix.
Reeves shot 6 of 10 from the field, including 12 of 13 free throws and scored 25 points and 11 assists.
It is worth mentioning that Reeves has made a total of 53 free throws in the past four games, outscoring Tatum, Lillard and others, leading the league.
Today, the Lakers and Suns compared free throws, and the Lakers were almost crushing, with more than twice as many free throws as the Suns.
No wonder Suns coach Monty Williams Monti said 46-20, that's all he had to say, after answering
I left the press conference.
Is the game really good today, is there really fairness at all...