If you don’t take advantage, you will suffer a loss! Dillon hits Curry’s hand, in front of Green, this is nothing!

The game between the Warriors and the Rockets can be said to be controversial, mainly in terms of harsh punishment. After the game, Warriors head coaches Cole and Curry finally expressed dissatisfaction with the penalty, while Dillon was brave enough to take action after the game. It can be seen that the Warriors are putting pressure on the referee again. In this regard, they can be said to be familiar with the game, so have the Warriors suffered a loss?

After today's game, Curry said in an interview that the referee blew three fouls to the Warriors in less than 2 minutes of coming up. This is obvious. The referee does not want the Warriors to win, and in the first quarter, the Warriors did not even have a free throw, while the Rockets had about 12 free throws. From this perspective, Curry is indeed right.

, and Warriors head coach Cole also said that the tone of this game was set at the beginning, that is, he did not want the Warriors to win. Since Curry was hit by the opponent in the game, he should be called a foul. There is no problem with this sentence. Hitting the opponent's hand, especially the shooting hand, will definitely be called a foul, but the referee did not.

But how do you say this? If it was another team, they might feel indignant about that team, but when they saw it was the Warriors, I believe many people would not feel this way! Why do you say so?

Let's look at the last game. Drummond Green of the Warriors was very popular in the game. Before, he was called a technical foul by the referee, and then he put his foot on Ethan's head. In fact, this action was not obvious at the time. It was only when you looked at the replay that it was discovered. In theory, the ball should have a technical foul rather than a malicious foul. However, if you call a technical foul, Green will be sent off for two technical fouls in total. In order to allow Green to continue participating in the game, the referee did not choose to do so.

So, did the Warriors take advantage of this goal in the last game, or did the Rockets take advantage of this goal? It was obviously the Warriors who took advantage of it, but after the game, no one in the Rockets, whether they were players or coaches, said this.

Then, on the other hand, why do the Warriors go around saying these things when they suffer a little loss? This is typical of not taking advantage of it, but they are suffering from it. I can do this, but you can't do this. Speaking of this, if we think about it carefully, we will find a fact that Cole and Drummond Green often yell at the referee on the sidelines, but they have never been sent out. If others dare not imagine it, they will definitely blow it out immediately.

Thinking of everything the Warriors did before, looking at Drummond Green's brilliant record, it really makes people unable to feel that the Warriors will suffer. As Cole said, if all the injured hands of Curry were punished, should Drummond Green be punished once in every game?

So the referee's call is fair, there is no need for double standards in these things. The Rockets' approach in terms of cars is worthy of praise. After the game, Dillon admitted it openly. That's what I did. Could it be that Curry couldn't touch his hand because he had a hand injury? That won't work. Just let Curry shoot casually.

Then if it is fair to be fair, Pachuria of the Warriors made the Spurs' small card stand, resulting in the latter being reimbursed for the season, then should the Warriors' champion be given to the Spurs? Besides, Green poked James's eyes and Harden's eyes, causing their condition to decline sharply in subsequent games and the Warriors to advance easily. So why did Green play on the court?

So Cole's statement is very ridiculous. If you hit your hand, you can't stand it. When you poke someone else's eyes, kick someone else's crotch, and step on someone else's chest, how can others bear it? It's really just not taking advantage, it's just a loss. The Warriors can do whatever they want on the court, but other teams can't do it. Nature doesn't have such rules, and the entire universe doesn't have such rules.

If you don’t take advantage, you will suffer a loss! Dillon hit Curry in the hand, in front of Green, this is nothing!