Original title: Warriors are too ruthless!The referee was complained that he favored the home team Golden State still won the Green Army coach after the game and criticized Tatum severely
On June 11, Beijing time, the Celtics faced off against the Warriors G4 in the NBA finals. In this battle, the referee once again caused a huge controversy. However, despite this, the Warriors still had the last laugh. Curry played a battle of consecration, and Kerr’s employment at the last moment also received miraculous results. On the other hand, Celtics coach Uduka publicly criticized top star Tatum after the game.
In the second quarter of the game, Cole got a technical foul because he was roaring on the sidelines, dissatisfied with the referee’s penalty. At that time, Pritchard broke through and made a foul. From the slow-motion playback, he obviously walked, but the referee missed it.
The penalty gap between the two teams was quite large in the first half. According to statistics, throughout the first half, the Warriors made a total of 5 free throws, 4 of 5, while the Celtics got 15 free throws, 10 of 15, of which White alone made 5 free throws (5 free throws 5).
Back in the second half, the referee sparked even more controversy. With 3 minutes and 06 seconds left in the third quarter, Curry hit a three-pointer after a pick-and-roll, and was knocked down by Tatum at the same time. Curry was quite angry. He knelt down and roared, took off his braces and spread his hands to express his dissatisfaction, jumping to his feet. However, the referee was indifferent.
Even so, the Celtics failed to hold onto their advantage. In the fourth quarter of the game, Wiggins and Thompson stood up and helped the Warriors overtake the score. In the last 1 minute and 42 seconds, Curry made a big heart three-pointer and killed the game.
After the game, Uduka criticized Tatum, “I think he should probably try more tossing shots or jumpers, instead of breaking into the crowd for layups.” Moreover, when it comes to Tatum’s breakthrough, Uduka said , “Sometimes he wants to get a foul, not finish a layup.”Return to Sohu, see more
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