Indeed, Ted's call is fine. At the beginning of the 2UU267 season, the NHA issued regulations to restrict players from complaining about referees' decisions during the game. This rule allows referees to call technical fouls against players who complain too fiercely about the decisions, which players and the media call "zero tolerance" rule.

At that time, David Turne said the reason for making this rule was that "we have the best players in the world, and the game is not as exciting as any time in the past", and excessive complaints "destroy this, and a small number of players spend their time arguing with the referees, reducing the pace of the game... These all show the lack of charm of the best players in the world. The coach has no objection to this rule, because the result is that players will return to defense in time and no longer argue in the frontcourt about not getting a whistle."

NHA Executive Vice President of Basketball Affairs Stu Jackson also said in an interview on 11/07/2UU that the NH Room rule is to "significantly reduce the number of complaints from players in the game." Stu Jackson said that "zero tolerance" is a misunderstanding because "we allow players to 're excited for a moment and react as long as they don't react too much. In other words, they will not be punished when they do not communicate with the referee in an indecent way, do not wave their arms, do not yell and curse at the referee, and do not make aggressive gestures to the referee."

Did West yell and curse at the referee? God is pitiful, no, did he make an invasion position on the referee? Ted Washington said that West's posture with his arms spread just now was to mock them. Old Nelson almost collapsed after hearing this: Do you still want Bilian?

If this whistle was under normal circumstances, it would never be blown, because the first technical foul they blew West was kicking the ball. This whistle was originally blew or not. West didn't play football on purpose at all. He was in a normal mood at the time, and he was not angry or dissatisfied. So, he could complain because the whistle itself had problems.

But his luck is that the Warriors went too smoothly in this round of finals, and the league had no choice but to manipulate the game. So as the Warriors' No. 2 scorer from the outside, West became a scapegoat.

The fans at the scene didn't know what was going on. Many people were eating with popcorn stuffed in their mouths, and they saw West shaking his head and walking towards the player passage.

The fans on both sides of the passage were confused, and someone shouted to West: "Hi, Mad Dog, are you injured? Why did you leave the game?"

West's expression was gloomy and ugly, and he felt a sense of anger. If he had been so bad in the past, he would never pay attention to the fans' inquiries, and might even attack the other party regardless of the other party's kindness. But now he has restrained a lot. The brotherhood of the Warriors, Wei Shengmei's love and daughter's family affection have allowed him to return to his normal temper and be able to control his emotions well.

Hearing the fans' questions, he looked up and saw that the fans were wearing his jersey. He looked very concerned, so he smiled helplessly: "I was fucked out, just because I touched the basketball on my toes when I broke through just now. Brother, I was raised by his bastards and sent them to Mars to serve hard labor."

The fans on both sides were extremely shocked. West stretched out his fist and bumped the fan, and said helplessly: "Sorry, guys, I can't give you what you want next. Let's have a good performance in the next game. I will win the championship."

Although West did not complain, this helpless expression could impress the fans even more. Starting from the player channel, the fans in the stands booed and supported West and condemned the referee's penalty: "Black Whistle, Black Whistle, Black Whistle" "Mad Dog, Mad Dog, Mp Mad Dog"

The game has to continue. Old Nelson knew that complaining was useless, so he could only send Iverson, who had just sat on the bench for a while, and shouted: "Allen, go get Mp."

So far, Iverson is the closest MpR spoon. His score is the highest in the Warriors team, with steals and second in number of assists. Chamberlain and others are working hard to create opportunities for him. The answer is not polite, because this may be the only chance in his career to get PNVP. Even if he enters the finals in the future, the opponent's outside line will not be as bad as the Magic.

The unfair punishment made the Warriors extremely angry, but they did not dare to make any big moves because the referee obviously targeted them. Old Nelson reminded the players to be careful. The Magic took the opportunity to launch a counterattack. Howard and Lewis hit consecutively to lead the Magic to regain the lead. The Warriors were full of anger. Since then, both sides fought more and more fiercely on the court, and scoring became very difficult for both sides.

At the end of the quarter, Iverson made consecutive breakthroughs and Curry made a long three-pointer. At the end of the half, they led the Magic by 55-l by 4 points. This is the smallest difference between the two teams at the end of the half.

In the locker room, West was bored playing with her phone. Chamberlain thought for a while, took off his jersey and put on West's. This scene made the group of people in the locker room glar at him. Chamberlain smiled and said, "Actually, the one who really wants to blow on the league is me, not Deronti, but Deronti took the blame for me, so I have to put on his jersey to fight."

As a result, he was too tall and he was wearing the West jersey a little tightly. He couldn't put it on at all. Iverson went over and tore off the jersey, switched it to himself, and then did a few moves, laughing and said, "Hey, brothers, it's just right for me to wear this jersey today."

West was startled and threw away his phone and said, "Shit, Allen, you'll be swearing up with a technical foul."

Iverson smiled and said, "Then let them blow, and let them blow me down too."

Chamberlain was unwilling to give up, but he had many ways. He found a black water pen and aimed the number 6 behind him on the number 2. This was West's number. In fact, West originally wanted No. 13. In Christian doctrine, 13 was an evil number. West was so rebellious and rebellious back then. Unfortunately, the Warriors retired this number in 1999. The one who wore No. 13 in the past was basketball emperor Zhang Dashuai. In desperation, West chose No. 2.

Seeing this, others also wrote down No. 2 above their jersey numbers. West smiled and watched his teammates do this, and his eyes turned red as he smiled. What is a team? This is a team. What is brother basketball? This is brother basketball.

At the beginning of the second half, when the Warriors players appeared, the Oracle Arena suddenly silent at first, and then a terrifying cry broke out, as if a volcano erupted. The Warriors players gathered together, and Iverson stood in the center to punch everyone, and finally shouted: "Brothers, bring Deronti, let's fight together for victory, for brothers, for triumph."

The Warriors players roared, and the fans stood up to blow the whistle and applauded. A large number of fans wearing West jerseys also took off their jerseys and raised them high in the air. At this time, a close-up appeared on the large screen above the court, which was the West jersey worn by Iverson. After that, the screen scenes were switched, and each player aimed at No. 2 with a pen above the number behind him.

The three referees were furious. The Warriors players did this, but they were actually provoking them and fighting back at the league. Ted Washington really wanted to give Iverson a T, but he knew he would go to the wrong place first, so he came over and persuaded Old Nelson: "Let Allen change his jersey, man, don't make it difficult for us to do it, you know the NHAR spoon rules."

In NHA history, there are actually many players who wore jerseys incorrectly. For example, now the Magic's point guard Alstom, who was traded to the Magic this season by the Rockets. The Street Football King, who replaced Nelson as the starter, hoped to change his No. 1 jersey, but in a hurry, the Magic did not get him the No. 1 jersey, so the Magic wore the No. 3 jersey for the first time in the Magic. In addition, this is not the first time Iverson has done such a thing. In 2 years, in order to express his respect to his senior Dr. JI, he fought in the No. 6 jersey.

Old Nelson smiled contemptuously and said, "There is a big rule in the NHA."

Iverson is not afraid. This kind of thing is not the first time that it happened in the NHA 20304 season. When Malone was suspended for elbows, O'Neal wore a jersey with the Malone number printed on it. In the previous season, February-Month 6, in the Lakers' 959 defeat of the Houston Rockets, O'Neal protested against the previous two bans for being sentenced to two games for the fight between Kobe and the Pacers in the game, he wore Kobe's B jersey. It is worth mentioning that this is completely made according to Kobe's size.

However, O'Neal wore teammates' jerseys twice, both of which were worn by their numbers, and the name behind them was still his name. Iverson wore West's jerseys directly, and the referees wanted to use this to illustrate the matter.

Looking at the referees' eyes, Iverson's face was full of rebelliousness. He stood casually at the midfield line with his hands on his hips. His image exploded for a moment. Countless fans cheered at him, and he became the most dazzling one on the court.

Little Nelson grinned, still feeling admiration in his eyes, muttering in a low voice: "Shit, Allen is so timid, he is still the freedom fighter."

Seeing that the threat was useless, the referees blew the whistle with a gloomy face to signal the game to continue. The Magic players came on the court with great energy. They didn't know what they would encounter. The Warriors changed into West's jersey, not just to protest to the league, but also demonstrated their determination.

At the beginning of the third quarter, Iverson's ghost hand stole Alstom's ball and turned around to a fast break. Alstom could only foul, but he made both free throws. Then Chamberlain blocked Howard's move, and he threw the ball to Iverson. This time the answer finally made a successful fast break and sent the ball into the ring.

After scoring, Iverson held up his jersey number and roared at the fans, and the fans also responded loudly: "Mad Dog, West Mad Dog, West Mad Dog, West"

At the beginning of the game, the Warriors scored 10 points in a row. After only more than a minute of this quarter, the Magic fell behind to B points. Chamberlain blocked the opponent twice at the basket, and the Magic players did not dare to enter the inside to make a move.

Finally, Redick, who had a hot touch, scored through running shots, but Curry immediately made a jump shot with a pick-and-roll. Halfway through this quarter, Ibaka made both free throws widened the gap between the two teams to 10 points.

The Magic felt really good. Tkoglu hit a three-pointer and stabilized the situation again. However, the Warriors controlled the absolute rhythm. Iverson broke through and caused Howard to foul. Before he fell to the ground, he threw the ball out and sent it into the ring to play a 2I. In the whole third quarter, the Magic's situation on the field became extremely passive.

In the fourth quarter, the Magic, who fell behind the double-digit score, was red-eyed. As soon as Howard came on the court, blocked Iverson's breakthrough landing, and then counterattacked, he controlled the ball and went to the penalty area and made a dunk. Chamberlain responded to this. He and Iverson made a cover and followed into the basket at the same time. Howard's defense hesitated, Iverson passed the ball back, and Chamberlain also made a dunk.

Alstom made a jump shot, and Iverson immediately assisted Billups to make a three-pointer in a long shot, and the Magic's efforts to chase points were shattered again and again.

The Magic were unwilling to fail, and they actively cooperated and played in a misplaced position. Tkoglu took action in front of Iverson, who could only foul. Tkoglu made both free throws, and Iverson responded with an emergency stop jump shot. In the last ten minutes, Old Nelson called a timeout, and they still maintained a double-digit lead.

Seeing this, Chamberlain and others made a decision. In the last ten minutes, they had their full strength to cover Iverson and let West's jersey float in the Oracle Arena.

After returning, Iverson quickly broke through and dodged like ghosts. Chamberlain and Ibaka found a way to the tunnel for him. He entered the penalty area and made a throw. Then, Lewis forced a layup and was blocked by Chamberlain. The Warriors launched a fast break counterattack again. Billups controlled the ball and attacked independently. At the last moment, he passed the ball to Iverson. The answer entered the middle and easily picked the basket...
Chapter completed!