Black Whistle Revelation: NBA will notify referees to extend the series to 6-7 games, Yao Ming Rockets are examples

On June 15, Spurs reporter Garza posted an interview with Donagi, the former famous black whistle, on how the league manipulates the game, which aroused heated discussions among fans. Garza wrote: "Donaji continues to shake the reputation of the NBA. Do you think the league manipulates the game in the way he described?" In this interview, Donaji said: "When a 0-2 or 0-3 situation occurs in the series, before the game, the league will call the referee to a locker room and show us more than a dozen or twenty clips, emphasizing how these balls should be blown, but these blowing methods are beneficial to falling behind the team and leading the team, so that the league can extend the series to six and seven games."

Then Donaji mentioned an example from the past. "In Houston, Jeff Van Gundy stood up and said that a league official told him that the referee would call for certain penalties in the game that night. They did do that. I remember that there was Yao Ming in the series, and they were already 2-0, and then you know, the score became 2-2 and ended up playing seven games. So, this matter is related to how the league works: (a certain character) will arrange the penalty matters that need to be focused on that night when the referee's morning meeting training, and select teams that performed poorly in the season, and target teams that performed well (specific penalties). "

Donagi served as an NBA referee from 1994 to 2007. At the end of July 2008, Donagi was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for betting on football and manipulating games.

Now, the finals score has become 2-2, and the Thunder and Pacers will usher in the battle of Tianwang Mountain. Do you think the NBA really controls the trend of the game as Donagy described and strives to extend the series? Welcome to leave a message and express your opinions.