Min Congda had nothing to say. To put it bluntly, he still had to be decent and a decent person.
If he doesn't want to be decent, then maybe the system will help him be decent, so he should be decent himself.
The timeout ended and the Cavaliers returned to the court. Everyone was looking forward to what tactics the Cavaliers would play after the timeout.
Brown replaced O'Neal again, and O'Neal was still very intimidating on the court at the last moment.
As long as he doesn't have the ball in his hands and his opponent can't foul him, O'Neal is a restraining force in the paint.
"O'Neal is on the court. The Cavaliers want to break through this ball, right? Use O'Neal's fake screen to attract the defense, and then go straight to the basket?"
Min Congda guessed the tactics that the knight might use, but to his surprise, he guessed it right.
The Cavaliers sent a sideline ball to James, and O'Neal quickly came out to cover James.
Then James did not use O'Neal's screen, but directly passed Ricky Davis and rushed to the basket!
Gasol helped defend, James rushed with the ball, pushed past Gasol and succeeded in a layup!
The referee blew the whistle, put his hands on his hips, and whistled Gasol for a blocking foul, which required an additional penalty!
James roared after scoring and celebrated his 2+1 attack on the sideline.
Min Congda also started his roar, shouting at the referee: "It's a walk! This ball is a walk! Are you really blind? Start the walk, and then walk when you make the final layup, walk!"
James' footsteps were indeed unclean on this ball. When he started the ball, he didn't dribble and his pivot foot moved.
Of course Min Congda has to scold him. He doesn't lose money anyway. He is the manager of the Clippers. Scolding is normal. If he is fined, it will be perfect.
However, Foster still ignored Min Congda and just motioned for James to go to the free throw line and take a free throw.
Now Min Congda's anger arose in his heart, and his evil thoughts grew in his guts, destroying people's wealth is like killing his parents.
You ignore me, right? If you ignore me, I will fix it.
So, Min Congda swung the popcorn bucket in his hand and threw it at Foster. The popcorn instantly scattered all over the field, and the popcorn bucket was directly placed on Foster's head.
The entire audience was in an uproar.
The TV commentator was also shocked and speechless.
Scott Foster is also considered a reputable referee in the league.
He started officiating and blowing whistles in the 1994-1995 season, which is his fifteenth season as a referee.
As the referee in this game, it should be said that he has a good grasp of the whistle.
And he maintained restraint in the face of Min Congda's provocation, but he didn't expect this guy to take action directly!
This is absolutely not allowed in the NBA. Foster took off the popcorn bucket from his head in embarrassment and gave it to Min Congda for expulsion!
The security personnel at the scene asked Min Congda out of the game. This was the third time he was ejected this season.
But this time the problem is serious.
Because if you throw something or hit the referee, you will not only be fined, but you will definitely be banned from entering the game.
But Min Congda was not afraid. Before leaving, he shouted at Foster: "You ****! You blind man! You dictator! Referee suck! Referee suck! (Dog referee)"
Min Congda's behavior infected the entire audience, and everyone shouted "referee suck!"
After all, this is the home court of the Clippers. James's final breakthrough and fouling 2+1 was indeed very suspicious. Min Congda came up with another passionate goddess and slapped her face, making the referee extremely embarrassed.
The tickets for this game are really worth buying.
Foster is an NBA referee and a decent person at least. I am really speechless.
How did you meet such a generous general manager? I haven't even taken a step and you're ruining me like this?
Do you know that if every move was strictly called, the NBA would be unplayable?
Then we have to go back to the 1960s, when all players stuck their butts out and dribbled the ball slowly and leisurely.
Min Congda was escorted out of the stadium by security, but the fans cheered. This general manager is so tough!
In order to stand up for Curry in the summer league, he directly went up to do Griffin's thing. The reporter wrote it and everyone knew it.
If the referee continues to brag nonsense, or the bragging makes him dissatisfied, it is not impossible for him to go up and punch the referee.
Of course, no one in NBA history, whether a player, coach or anyone else, has taken direct action against a referee.
Because the price is too high.
There is no need for fans. If you do it, you will be sued, and then you will not be able to watch the game live for life, and you will have to pay a lot of money.
Players and coaches don't dare to quarrel and curse, but they still have to have a bottom line, because once they take action, the nature of the incident will be different.
Players will be suspended or even expelled from the league, and coaches will lose their jobs. It's all about losing their jobs. Why bother with a few penalties?
The NBA is a high-paying industry, where the job status is high and the money is high. Once you join, you will earn at least one million per year, and you may even have food and drink for the rest of your life.
I was too immersed in the game and was really angry. I just cursed a few times and acted for a while, so I wouldn't really take action.
Even when players fight with players, they rarely use a fatal blow. When Washington punched Tang Shuai's brains out, the consequences were extremely serious. The fate of both men's lives was changed by this punch.
Min Congda is even more clear-headed. He just wants to cheat the fine. Since I scold you and hit you with popcorn, you must have a reaction, right?
Popcorn can't kill anyone.
There are also players who hit the referee. For example, Haslem hit the referee with his braces and was ejected.
Although he was later banned and fined, he also received an endorsement contract from a braces company, which was a blessing in disguise.
Min Congda's furious move stunned the players on both sides, and James' eyes widened in surprise.
I thought to myself that the general manager of the Clippers is really awesome, but did I really walk away just now?
James didn't think much, stepped to the free throw line and made a free throw, tying the score at 101:101.
With more than thirty seconds left in the game, the Clippers called a timeout.
Dunleavy has not fully recovered from the referee's operation of popcorning Min Congda's head just now.
During the timeout, he couldn't help but ask everyone: "Did Mr. Smart just put a popcorn bucket over Foster's head?"
Everyone nodded, and Dunleavy couldn't help but laugh, and then everyone laughed.
Needless to say, the Clippers will be making headlines today and again tomorrow, and then footage of Foster with his head covered in a popcorn bucket will be rolling.
The game reached its most tense moment, but Min Congda's behavior added a lot of comedy atmosphere.
Returning to the court, Dunleavy deployed a high double screen tactic to create offensive space for Curry.
The Cavaliers also seemed to know that Curry would be the ball-handler at critical moments, and Mo Williams kept an eye on Curry.
But Curry is extremely capable of breaking away. He still caught the ball, then held the ball at the top of the key, and Anthony Parker came over to double-team him!
The double-cover tactic doesn't work, and Curry is at risk of being double-teamed and forced into a blind corner.
Curry was very calm. He took a step back to create distance and passed the ball to Gordon!
Gordon received the ball and rushed in. The Cavaliers took turns. James came to cover the defense. Gordon leaned on James and rushed into the paint to hit the board and throw the basket!
This shot was too difficult. In order to avoid James' block, Gordon's shooting movement was completely deformed.
The ball bounced and hit the basket, but it didn't go in!
But one person cut from the baseline and cut into the basket, and was the first among a group of people to touch the ball.
With one click, the ball went into the basket!
"Ricky, Ricky Davis! Ricky Davis made a tip-in! The Clippers took the lead! Ricky Davis!"
Ricky Davis, who was unguarded and ignored, completed this fatal tip-in for a sure kill.
With the Cavaliers' last attack, James passed a pass to outsider Anthony Parker and missed a three-pointer.
The Clippers defeated the defending Cleveland Cavaliers 101:103 at home, with a 2-point advantage, and won a very valuable victory.
(End of chapter)
