Rocket Warriors are fighting verbal again! Chasing Dreams angrily scolds Dillon for not having sportsmanship. Fire: Do you have the face to say it?

On May 7, the NBA playoffs continued. In the first round of the series, the Warriors eliminated the Rockets 4-3, but the controversy over this series did not end there. Zhu Meng angrily criticized the Rockets for not having sportsmanship in the show, and was counterattacked by Rockets reporters.

In his podcast, Zhu Meng talked about Rockets player Dillon Brooks: "After the game, Dillon left without shaking hands with anyone. Brother, since you have admitted that you want to hurt Curry, OK, that's OK, it's all on the court. But you want to play that role and become a big villain. However, you can't face reality like a coward after losing. You can't do this because it will lose the respect of many people. In the future, when you mention this series, there will be no people mention Dillon Brooks' name.

Then Zhu Meng continued, "You want to compete in such a high-level playoffs, but you end up being uncharitable, which is not good for your team. In my career, I only lost the series once and left directly. It was the 2016 loss to the Cavaliers. I walked straight back to the locker room and sat there, still misty, and couldn't believe the fact that we lost. But then I realized it, I walked back, shook hands with the opponent's players one by one, congratulated them, and then I left again. So... don't do it like Dillon, never. ”

In response to this, Rockets reporter Vanessa Richardson forwarded the video and wrote: "You mean the guy who slapped Mike Conley's already broken face again, causing him to implant steel plates; the guy who punched Jordan Poole, poked James Harden's eyes, hit Dante Exam's throat, hit LeBron James' crotch... He is actually talking about sportsmanship? ! ”

Obviously, the controversy caused by this series will not end with the Warriors advancing to the Rockets. Who do you think is right and who is wrong? Welcome to give your opinion in the comment section.