Thunder reverses Night referee becomes the protagonist? Slow motion reveals Alexander s fatal shot 3 doubts

My palms holding the remote control were a little twitching, and Alexander's fatal jump shot was being dissected in slow motion. "Push someone! " Lao Zhang's roar in the living room made the coffee table buzz, but Lao Wang next door patted his thigh and applauded. This scene looks like twenty years ago, but when we were arguing about whether Jordan pushed people, we are now arguing whether the referee is blinking. At the beginning of the second quarter of "Rashomon" on the basketball court, the whistle sounded like a broken faucet, ticking and ticking. The Pacers' boys just showed their momentum when they were in a blink of an eye and were sent to the free throw line to cool down. What makes people scratch their heads the most is that the same physical contact is blowing tightly on one side and loose on the other side. Old fans all understand that this is like a fight between two children, and a biased parent is arguing - anyone with a discerning eye can tell at a glance.

When Alexander used that move at the last moment, he pushed and shoved his hands while standing three steps away. The referee Foster, who was standing three steps away, seemed to have a sudden presbyopia attack. The law enforcement record of this "field control master" is too coincidental: he will win when playing the thunder, and the Pacers will lose when playing the thunder. This probability is even more mysterious than winning the lottery, don’t you think?

Business and basketball heart

Reminds of the truth about reporter Windhorst: "The NBA is a hypermarket after all, and the longer the shelves are placed, the more you earn. "The former president's joke about "The Lakers against the Lakers" is all about business. Now the multiple-choice questions faced by President Xiao Hua are simple: Should I finish the work in three games in Hukai, or should I let the Thunder Pacers play seven games?

The answer is clearly stated. I heard that every extra game the league can make an extra $100 million. This number is so hot, no wonder the Pacers suddenly became particularly sensitive when they were leading 2-1. Tickets to the Battle of Tianwang Mountain are enough to buy the entire Indiana cornfield.

The blood that was let down

When Halliburton held his knee and gasped for a while, my nose suddenly felt sore. This child fought hard on the field, but he was like crashing into an invisible spider web. The Pacers only led by two minutes in the first two games. They finally won a goal at home, but were defeated by a controversial penalty the next day. It's like participating in a running competition, every time you're about to overtake, the referee will grab the corner of your clothes.

Pacers' forward group meets the Thunder Twin Towers, like a high school student challenging professional boxers. The "no-fly zone" formed by Chett and Harten turns rebounding into tiger food. Halliburton's team basketball should have blossomed, but it always lost its chain at critical moments. On the other hand, although Alexander's "strike" skills are criticized, his key ball ability is indeed tough - but this final kill is touched by the referee's fingerprint, which always makes people feel uncomfortable. The scene of the Foster referee bowing his head and leaving the court quickly reminded me of the open-air ball game I watched when I was young. At that time, the referee was questioned and would always make gestures to explain with his neck. Now these judges in black are like puppets who complete tasks. The alliance office will be brightly lit tonight, and the accountants are pulling the calculator and the keyboard is crackling. Of course, 100 million US dollars is tempting, but have they heard the heartbreaking voices of millions of fans? My three-year-old grandson ran over with a faded ball: "Are grandpa happy to watch the ball?" Tong Yanwuji's question was like a needle in his heart.

Perhaps the basketball has never changed, but the golden chain surrounding it is too heavy. When the balance of victory and defeat jingled in the referee's pocket, we old fans could only hold the remote control tighter, and murmured to the TV as the next controversial whistle sounded: "Child, basketball shouldn't be like this... "