NBA Finals Controversy Night: The referee s whistle sounds the horn of the King of Heaven for the Business League?

Before the whistle in the fourth game of the NBA Finals, the air at the Pacers at home was twisted into a twist. As long as they are leading 2-1 with a big score, their chances of winning will reach more than 90%. The champagne ice bucket in the locker room has long been cold; the thunder on the opposite side has no way out, so they have to pack up and go home if they lose. When Westbrook warmed up before the game, the sound of basketballs hitting the ground was smelling gunpowder. To put it bluntly, this game has not been a basketball game since the jump ball, but a life-and-death game between the two teams fighting for their lives.

After the score was 34-35 in the first quarter, the Pacers were 1 point ahead, but the scene was completely different. The Thunder rushed in like a bull, Adams carried the defense and digging the inside line. When Westbrook broke through, the soles of the shoes and the floor rubbed out Mars, but a goal was scored outside the three-point line, and the basket was shaking. As for the Pacers, Turner protects the frame at the basket like a wall, and Hilde raises his hand from the outside, and 3 of 5 three-pointers in the first quarter, and the combination of inside and outside is so smooth. Look at the coach's seat on the sidelines, the Pacers coach pinched the stopwatch and smiled, but the Thunder coach made the tactical board sound - three-pointers are not accurate, this battle is difficult to fight. The second quarter of

is even more interesting. The Thunder did not believe in evil, and he still chiseled into the inside. Schroeder almost threw himself out of the field several times when he broke through, but the three-point line was still iron. The Pacers are much smarter. Brogdon is as stable as an old dog in the middle distance. McDermott raised his hand with a three-pointer in the corner. In the second quarter, the two teams scored 10-10, and the score was tighter than chewing gum. At this time, the field suddenly exploded - when he pulled up to defend Caruso's fast attack, his elbow was clearly rushing to the person, and Caruso fell directly out of the baseline. Hartten was blown up at that time and rushed up to push Topin and staggered. The players of the two teams instantly formed a group of players. The referee's whistle sounded like a death-hunting sound, and finally each gave a technical foul.

is even more outrageous. Wiggins leaned towards Turner when he broke through, and the referee whistle sounded - a foul. But in slow motion, Turner didn't even touch anyone, and the Thunder took 4 free throws in one round. The free throw sounded like a needle in the ears of the home fans. The booing never stopped, but now it turned into a scolding. The Pacers' players' mentality also collapsed. Brogden made two consecutive mid-range shots, and Hilder passed the ball and threw it directly to the Thunder's bench. The Thunder took the opportunity to rush into the inside line, and the whistle after whistle, and the score difference was widened. Look at the audience on the sidelines, many people knocked the beer in their hands on the railings, shouting "Foster out of here", and they wanted to pull the referee down and beat him up.

By this time, anyone with a discerning eye could see it. The NBA business league used to pretend to behave, but I won’t act in this game anymore. Think about it, if the Pacers win 3-1, who will watch the next game? 2-2: If you fight Tianwang Mountain, can’t you double the tickets, broadcast fees, and peripheral products? But the fans don’t buy it. When the big screen on the scene cuts into the camera of Dallas Mavericks boss Cuban, he shrugged his shoulders at the referee’s seat - who wouldn’t be angry about this?

Finally, a summary: Basketball is a sport of five people, but when the referee's whistle can blow the scene of "away to home", is the fans scolding the referee, or the business league that hides the victory or defeat in the ratings? After the game, the Pacers fans were so angry that they tore the jerseys, but the Thunder players celebrated in the locker room - but behind this victory, how much strength is and how much "script" is, I'm afraid only the whistle in Foster's pocket is clear.