NBA official announcement of fines: Kings coach Brown was fined $50,000 for attacking in a rage + publicly blaming the referee

On January 17, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. Earlier today, the NBA officially announced that Kings coach Mike Brown was fined $50,000 for clashing with the referee during the game and publicly blaming the referee.

In the Kings' 142-143 loss to the Bucks on January 15, Mike Brown was dissatisfied with the penalty in the game, he rushed directly into the stadium and roared at the referee, and sprayed the referee in a close rage. The Kings sent the game into overtime at one point in that game, but were eventually beaten by Lillard with a three-pointer.

In the press conference after the game, Mike Brown walked in with his laptop and turned on the computer to explain why he was angry with the referee, saying: "Referees are human beings and they make mistakes, but you want them to have some consistency on the scale and some communication between the referees. The referees did a great job tonight, they talked to me all night, but in terms of consistency of decisions, you can see it here as well, and I think there was no consistency in the scale tonight. ”

Because of these moves, Mike Brown was fined up to $50,000. The Kings currently have a 23-16 record and are in fifth place in the West for the time being. It is worth mentioning that Mike Brown was the recipient of the NBA Coach of the Year in the regular season last season. According to the schedule, the Kings will take on the Suns away today.