Loss of control leads to multiple conflicts! Fanatic coach complains that WNBA referees must get better but are not fined

June 19th News Yesterday, the WNBA Presidents' Cup was fanatical vs. Suns. There were many player conflicts in the game, and many players got skilled and evil offenders. After the game, both coaches White and Meziane complained about the referee's yell at the press conference, but according to ESPN reporter Alexa Philippou, neither of them will be fined for evaluating the referee after the game yesterday.

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After yesterday's game, fanatical coach White said: "Everything is getting better, but the referee is not... I think the incident is gradually fermenting. When the referee loses control of the game and lets the incident happen, the conflict will inevitably arise... This has been the case all season, not just this game. When you let the physical confrontation happen, the players will definitely fight and support their teammates... We knew this would happen a long time ago, and it is obvious that these things will happen, and the referees must get better."

And Suns coach Meziane talked about Cunningham's last moment foul: "I don't understand, when you lead 17 points When I was still doing this kind of foul that seemed stupid to me - it was disrespectful. If you were leading 17 points, you were disrespectful. It was simply stupid."

It is worth mentioning that after the game against the Liberty last month, White talked about the referee's slap in the past few games, but was fined afterwards - "I think what happened to us in the past few games is very bad, with a -31 free throw difference. If we were throwing three points too much, I might still understand it, but we didn't, we were always rushing to the basket. This disrespect for our team is already very incredible. This double-standard slap in the referee is disappointing, but we can't let this emotion be swallowed up."