What the referee is looking at now is whether Wang Yi's kick to Claude was intentional or unintentional.

This time, the referee didn't look at it for long.

Soon, he made a penalty and signaled to the technical desk:

"Claude is a first-level criminal and will receive a technical foul."

"Wang was fouled on three points and made three free throws. In addition to the free throws for technical fouls, there were four free throws in total. At the same time, the ball returned to the Lakers."

Four free throws!

When the Suns players and their front office staff heard such a penalty, they all raised their hands to indicate it.

"How can it be?"

"how so?"

"Our player was also injured, and his kick was obviously intentional!"

Especially Paul, who looked as if he wanted to eat the referee and complained to the referee.

Pointing at Wang Yi, he said to the referee:

"Didn't you see that move? He's so mean! Such a person shouldn't stay on the court!"

However, the referee not only ignored their complaints, but gave them a warning.

If you complain again, give the team a technical offender.

In the replay room, famous NBA referee Jarvis explained:

"Judging from the action, Wang Yi was originally a fadeaway shot. When leaning back, one foot naturally stretched forward. When Claude rushed over and slapped Wang Yi to the ground, Wang Yi's foot stretched out

He raised his right foot a little higher. This was just an instinctive reaction of the body in order to maintain balance. So although he objectively hurt Claude, he had no subjective intention."

"And this was originally Claude invading Wang's cylinder. Although Wang stretched out his legs, he was still inside his own cylinder."
Chapter completed!