Damian Lillard just tweeted something like this:
"Draymond is a mxxxf."
As for why Li Dao would spray online, presumably the brothers who watched the Hu yong war should all know it.
In the final stage of the fourth quarter, Lakers star LeBron James was directly pulled to the ground by the dream in the process of trying to dunk, and then was sentenced to ordinary fouls.
In the spirit of justice and fairness, Di Ge only wants to say one sentence: General offense, really light.
Let's start by drawing frames from the picture to see how Green fouled him.
One: James cut into the box to try a dunk:
Two: Green patch to prevent interference:
Three: James loses his balance and falls to the ground:
From this point of view, Green is just a normal defense, because he does not appear to deliberately pull people, or pull James's arm.
However, from another perspective, the situation is different.
Drummond Green's hands hit LeBron James in the face, and the wrists appeared to be pressed down.
Dirty?
To be honest, it's really a bit dirty, especially considering that this is a state that happened immediately after James came back from injury.
Green has been preaching off the court that he and James are good friends and the like, but this reckless foul action, if it is you, really bear to do it to your friends?
What Lillard said on his personal account was exactly what Digo wanted to express.
Dream's journey from a second-round show to his current All-Star is respectable, but some of the things he has done on the court doom him to be labeled a "jerk."
For this foul move, the referee only gave an ordinary foul.
Not only is it outrageous, but it's hard to convince.
When the league begins to turn a blind eye to some defensive moves that should not appear, it will only lead to the next move getting bigger and bigger, and eventually evolving into a court conflict.
Of course, in the end, we still have to congratulate the Lakers for winning the seventh seed ranking in the West.
This victory, they definitely deserve it.