NBA money-spending system sparks jealousy among female celebrities.

Chapter 604 Online greetings, real greetings offline!

Coach D'Antoni tried everything to improve the situation, but unfortunately... the referees were unmoved.

Curry and Su Yan were both ejected.

Before the first half was over, both players "clocked out" and went back to the locker room to rest.

The farce lasted for a full 5 to 6 minutes.

The game continues.

The Knicks' "New York Three Youngsters" are missing two players, one of whom is "Flame God" Su Yan.

The outcome of that match was a foregone conclusion.

The Heat's Big Three dominated the game, securing a 16-point victory over the Knicks and winning a game on the road.

The score was tied 1-1.

Post-game Knicks press conference.

When asked by reporters why he gave the middle finger to the referee and why he mocked him, Su Yan responded...

Su Yan pretended to be confused, explaining, "No, I didn't mock him."

Isn't that an international gesture of goodwill?!

I don't understand why he banished me.

I also don't understand Stephen's baffling behavior of being ejected despite pointing out the referee's wrong call.

I think... he's targeting us.

Curry curled his lip and chimed in, "This kind of blind, nonsensical guy shouldn't be a referee in the league."

The reporter continued to ask Su Yan, "Mr. Su Yan, do you regret giving the middle finger, which caused the team to lose the game?"

You know.

This is the Eastern Conference Finals, and losing a game at home is really a huge blow.

Moreover... the team might not have lost originally.

"No regrets."

Su Yan said firmly, "When a referee makes an unfair call, even to the point of being blatant."

No matter how hard we try, we may not be able to win the game.

That would not only lead to a loss, but also cause the players' mentality to collapse, making the outcome even worse.

So... let's not worry about winning this game, let's just fight for pride and put enough pressure on the referee, then we'll be more comfortable playing the next game.

We'll win it back then.

"Ha ha!"

The reporter smiled and nodded repeatedly, "Unfair officiating can indeed make the game more difficult."

Your mindset will also be affected.

Su Yan did the right thing. Hopefully, the Knicks can perform well in the next game under fair conditions.

at the same time.

In another room, the Heat's post-game press conference was also in full swing.

The reporter got straight to the point, asking LeBron for his opinion on his numerous traveling violations that night.

LeBron shrugged and earnestly defended himself: "Please don't be so blunt, I didn't necessarily travel multiple times."

It may just be that the gait looks a little strange, but that doesn't mean it's not a reasonable gait.

At least... the referee didn't call a foul, that's a fact, isn't it?!

The reporter was completely speechless.

You've already walked the Eight Steps of the Heavenly Dragon, and you still have the nerve to say you didn't walk?

The reporter, seemingly oblivious to the question, continued, "So, do you think the referee's calls tonight were fair?!"

"Of course it's fair."

LeBron smiled and nodded, then added, "Of course... referees will make mistakes sometimes."

He is, after all, a human being, not a machine.

It's impossible for every call to be perfect; we need to understand and trust the referees.

The officiating tonight was in our favor, and perhaps... the next game will be in the Knicks' favor.

Anything is possible.

We shouldn't nitpick the details or focus solely on the referee; that's meaningless and shows immaturity.

You know, Su Yan and Stephen are indeed very young, so it's normal for them to act impulsively.

When asked by reporters whether the Heat could win the game if Su Yan were not suspended,

LeBron once again gave a resounding answer: "Of course we will win the game."

Regardless of whether any Knicks players were ejected.

We will win, but... it will be a little easier to win this time.

Now, back in Miami, on our home turf, victory will be even easier.

The Knicks are strong, but we will make it to the Finals!

The Knicks collectively criticized the referees.

The Heat are full of confidence.

……

That night.

Some indignant fans edited together clips of the referees' biased calls against the Heat.

LeBron James's repeated traveling violations were exposed.

Curry was merely offering his opinion, pointing out the referee's incorrect calls, and was subsequently ejected.

Su Yan might not necessarily be ejected on the spot because of the referee's middle finger.

All of this led to the referee's bias towards the Heat, and his "biased calls" were magnified to an extreme.

This is especially relevant to Su Yan.

The buzz skyrocketed, and it soared to the top of Twitter's trending topics that very night.

the next day.

The controversy exploded, with the referee being bombarded with criticism and insults, the content of which was extremely sensational.

They discovered that the referee's name was Maurice Barton.

"Hello, referee Morris Button, a referee who makes such random calls probably doesn't even need eyes."

We've booked you the worst ophthalmology clinic in the entire country.

The address is: *******.

Please go and have your eyes removed today. Don't worry, it will be very painful.

However, without eyes, your boasting won't be criticized, and you can boast and punish at will without any guilt.

of course.

I don't think you'd still have the chance to take the whistle and play at that point.

"Morris, you are a complete bastard. You dared to target the Knicks on the night of the Eastern Conference Finals, making the game unfair."

You're not human.

I really want to... drive my pickup truck and crush you.

What? You're saying I'm exaggerating?

"If you're so capable, tell me your home address, and see if I dare to meet you in person."

"@NBA Official, it is highly unreasonable for Morris Bolton, as the referee for the New York home court, to so blatantly favor the Heat with 'black calls'."

The game should not be manipulated by referees like this.

It is recommended that he be severely punished.

“Maurice Bolton should be publicly executed, and his wife should receive the same punishment.”

His wife was to be executed naked.

They're a damn couple.

Uh…and his child, I hope I get cancer and suffer from it before I die!!!

"..."

Say something.

Some fans' insults were extremely excessive.

Those behaviors that escalated to insulting people, even insulting the referee's family, or even intimidating and threatening others, were truly excessive.

But it's also obvious.

The referee went too far, and the fans are really angry.

He single-handedly orchestrated the game, preventing the players from winning through their own efforts.

This is also a huge blow to players who rely on basketball for a living.

Both sides are the same.

However... the behavior of overzealous fans, in addition to online "greetings," also involved going offline to "realize" Morris Bolton.

Some fans surrounded Morris Bolton outside the stadium after the game.

Some fans gave the middle finger and hurled insults at the referee from a distance, while others ran over and planned to beat him up to vent their anger.

A fan in a sports car chased after Morris Bolton, revving the engine as if he might knock the referee flying at any moment.

Some fans even somehow managed to find Morris Bolton's address.

I staked out the location the next morning.

As Morris Bolton left, they threw rotten eggs and stones at him, then jumped out, patted his backside, and mocked him before scattering in all directions.

It's not very harmful, but extremely insulting!