Brunson graduated with 6 offenders in 33 minutes! New York media dissatisfied with one-sided punishment, Kai media reported slipping and hitting the cart and hitting back

On May 15, the Knicks defeated the Celtics and the score was tied to 2-3. The referee's call scale in this game caused quite a lot of controversy, especially in "restriction" Jaylen Brunson. Brunson took five fouls in just 28 minutes, which made Brunson dare not make any moves in the final quarter. He scored 7 points after more than 4 minutes in the final quarter, but he left the field early after taking 6 fouls, and graduated from 6 fouls in 33 minutes.

Knicks media showed that White broke through and hit Brunson's chin and nose. This ball did not call White's offensive foul but instead gave Brunson a defensive foul. Brunson's chin and nose were elbows.

New York Media: I have never seen such an obvious one-sided call scale, and the referee gave Brunson five fouls early.

Lakers Media: Brunson has taken five fouls before he finished playing in the third quarter.

Brunson, who had not finished his back-on 5 fouls and Downs, who had his back-on 4 fouls, could only sit off the court to watch the game.

Tibordeau still let Brunson play directly in the final quarter, but Brunson didn't dare to play on the defensive end, and Prichard could easily sit and hit him. Brunson made a blocking foul on Brown, Thibodeau failed to challenge, and Brunson graduated with six fouls after only 33 minutes.

Brunson slipped and made a foul in the last quarter. However, seeing that this ball was played back, Horford did not contact Brunson. The ball was criticized by the Green Kai media, and they believed that the referee's call was unfair.

US media LH released that Brunson G5 could not appear due to 6 fouls.

Mejidan Kelly wrote: Brunson, Embiid, and Harden are all basketball players that I can't stand. Objectively speaking, if the referee gives them a whistle, they will have those funny foul moves.

Text/Yan Xiaobai