NBA: Start with a three-point experience card

It turned out that when the ball was just hanging out, Mane saw that Gordon could dunk the ball after receiving the ball, so he hugged Arthur Wang directly, and at the same time shouted loudly to the referee next to him:

"Foul, foul, I fouled!"

At this time, Wang Arthur was so annoyed that he pushed Mane away forcefully.

As a result, when he pushed, Mane fell back.

The referee blew his whistle again.

Directly gave Wang Arthur a technical foul.

But Wang Yi was still not satisfied with this, so he stood up and put pressure on the referee:

"Please, this is obviously a first-degree flagrant foul, he pushed my player!"

The referee stretched out his hand to Wang Yi, motioning him to stop talking.

Wang Yi turned around and waved his hands, looking very angry.

In fact, he even had a smirk on his face when he waved.

At this time, Mane stood on the free throw line first.

Easy free throw.

Then it was up to Wang Arthur to execute the two free throws for that foul.

This time, since Wang Yi was on the court, he still had a smirk on his face when he saw Arthur walk to the free throw line, and continued to make a gesture of invitation to Wang Arthur.

Arthur gritted his teeth, and after standing on the free throw line, he missed a free throw.

Since his mentality was on the verge of collapse, the second penalty didn't even hit the basket, but just hit the net.

The rebound was easily accepted by the Kings.

At this time, while Arthur was returning to defense, Wang Yi held his nose against Arthur when he passed the sidelines.

Meaning the free throws stink.

Arthur immediately turned his head and complained to the referee:
"What is this? It should be a technical foul this time, right?"

Wang Yi laughed and said, "If it was a technical foul by me, the push you just made should be a direct expulsion."

Arthur was speechless at one sentence.

In fact, he pushed Mane really hard just now, and Mane was really exaggerated.

According to previous cases, there is a precedent for directly expelling second-degree criminals.

Even if it wasn't expelled, it was at least a flagrant first-degree foul, and the Kings made two free throws.

It's just that the referee's scale seems a little loose today, so he didn't call a first-degree malicious foul, let alone expel.

And if the Lakers are lenient in judging and boasting, then the Kings should naturally be correspondingly lenient. After all, it doesn't matter whose home court it is.

You can't engage in double standards, let alone let the Kings suffer.

So there is nothing wrong with Wang Yi saying this.

At this time, the Kings continued to attack, and the Kings still kept the ball and people away from Doug when they were attacking.

It made Doug look pretty useless on the field.

In the end, Westbrook found a chance in the middle distance and made an easy shot.

Looking back, the Lakers continued to want to cooperate, and this time they still gave it to the inside.

After all, the inside line has such a huge height advantage, if it is not used, it can only show that the coach has something wrong with his mind.

But just as the ball was delivered to the inside, Ge Deng was about to jump up and make a shot when the referee's whistle blew again.

I saw that it was Westbrook who was holding Arthur Wang this time.

And after the referee whistled, Westbrook shrugged to Arthur Wang and said:

"I'm sorry, this is the king's order, and I can't help it. He deliberately asked me to mess with your mentality like this, but a player of your level has such a good heart, so he shouldn't be messed with mentality. Just look at your free throws. gone."

This sentence is really adding salt to the wound.

Arthur Wang wanted to kick Westbrook away.

The blood vessels on his neck bulged, his eyes were almost on fire, and his nostrils opened and closed to puff out fire.

In rage.

After standing at the free throw line, he was able to live up to his expectations.

One of two free throws.

Naturally, he turned his head to look at Wang Yi again, wanting to show off to Wang Yi.

Generally speaking, foul tactics like this, as long as the person who is fouled can make two free throws, then it is profitable.

However, when he looked at Wang Yi, he saw Wang Yi directly pressing down with his right hand.

almost hit the floor.

Meaning: Your level is too low.

Arthur clenched his fists and complained to the referee again.

Finally, the referee reacted this time and blew the whistle.

Verbally warned Wang Yi: "Don't make similar provocative actions again, or I will call you a technical foul."

Wang Yi smiled and nodded: "Of course, respected Mr. Referee."

But he kept looking at Wang Arthur when he spoke.

At the same time, his tone of voice, demeanor, and movements all seemed very arrogant and underwhelming.

Where there is half a point of admitting mistakes, this is obviously provoking Wang Arthur.

But the problem is that his actions at this time have nothing to do with provocation.

His words are also words of apology, you can't say he is provocative at all.

Wang Arthur's mentality almost burst.

The editor at the scene thoughtfully and quickly edited Wang Yi's provocative actions just now.

Pinching noses, giving thumbs up, comparing heights, reaching out to ask...

After seeing these pictures, Huaxia fans burst out laughing one by one:

"Brother Yi is really good at living!"

"This is definitely the most organized coach I have ever seen, bar none!"

"Even if he is a coach, he can't hide his desire to work hard. He is destined to be the protagonist wherever he goes, and there is no one!"

Popovich on the sidelines also laughed and said:
"I've played basketball all my life, and I've seen all kinds of coaches, calm coaches, roaring coaches, whistling coaches, and inaction coaches, but a coach like this who can make a move, I still See you for the first time."

Phil Jackson's broad shoulders shook slightly, and he leaned back on the chair:
"If this guy is a coach, he will definitely be a dirty current in the coaching world."

On the Lakers' next offensive possession.

Arthur knew that the Kings would foul him, so he thought of a trick and took off directly after receiving the ball outside the three-point line, intending to make a three-point foul.

However, when he shot a three-pointer, Danny in front of him didn't foul, but just jumped up to block the shot normally.

Danny didn't foul Arthur until the ball bounced out of the basket and was rebounded by the thick eyebrow under the basket, planning to attack again.

In other words, Arthur wants to shoot three-pointers and let him shoot, but other people want to score at the basket, then they will foul on Arthur.

Arthur's mentality has already been blown by Wang Yi's mentality before. His three-point shooting rate is naturally not much higher, so let him shoot.

But if others want to score, they foul on Arthur.

After Arthur stood at the free throw line, he made one of two free throws again.

His free throws today can be said to have lost [-]% of his previous level.

Looking at the hit rate now, it's only over [-]%, and it's going straight to [-]%.

At this time, Coach Hamm finally called a timeout.

His three towers didn't have any advantage on the field, but was hit by the Kings in this way, and his mentality exploded.

At the same time, the Kings made a few three-pointers, and the point difference widened to 17 points.

At this time, Bobo on the sidelines commented:
"I don't mean to offend. I'm just objectively evaluating Coach Hamm's on-the-spot response today. There are still some problems. Seeing that the Kings were about to foul Arthur and always let Arthur make free throws, Wang Yi was messing with Arthur's mentality like that. , he should call a timeout to talk to Arthur, and at the same time see if there is any possibility of adjustment in the lineup."

"It's not called a timeout until Arthur's mentality completely explodes."