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Curry has a good temper.

But... it's unacceptable for anyone to fail to call a series of obvious traveling violations.

His words were full of sarcasm, which the referee sensed. He immediately gave him a stern warning: "Stephen, don't be sarcastic."

I don't want you to think LeBron traveled; I want you to think it was a good fast break dunk by LeBron.

Do not question my officiating.

"Can't I admit I'm wrong?"

Curry refused to back down and continued to try to reason with them.

He pointed to the big screen, "Watch the replay carefully and see who's really in the wrong!!!"

The referee ignored it and walked away.

But he squinted, ready to give Curry a "T" if he dared to say another word.

What Curry wants to say.

Fortunately, George came over and pulled him away.

LeBron did commit a tip-over violation this time, but... it's not easy to tell in a fast break.

Secondly, the overall coherence is really good, and there is no discomfort at first glance.

Only a powerful dunk can create such a shock.

This is not easy for the average person to do, let alone do it perfectly every time.

Perhaps... this is what makes LeBron better than others.

In short.

The referee didn't call a foul again.

Curry was still dissatisfied.

The first quarter is over.

[Knicks 27:26 Heat]

The two teams were evenly matched.

The second quarter... began with a matchup between substitutes.

The Knicks have David Lee, Welsh Chandler, and Larry Hughes, making them significantly stronger than the Heat.

If Iverson and McGrady can have another breakout performance, they will completely dominate.

Fans dreamed of such a night.

However... Su Yan knew very well that the two who should have retired had played an extra season.

Without the support of [Closed Candy], how can one once again achieve the level of "peak performance"?

It's really difficult.

The cycle lasts 3 minutes and 16 seconds.

The Knicks' bench extended the lead to 5 points.

"Beep!"

Coach Spoelstra called a timeout.

Both teams' starting lineups have returned.

Wade stumbled and staggered, as if he couldn't hold the ball properly, before rushing into the paint and pulling up for a layup in mid-air.

Score the ball.

Little did they know... this has always been Wade's playing style.

Offensive and defensive transition.

As soon as Su Yan received the ball and pushed it over, LeBron and Bosh swarmed him, forcing Su Yan to pass the ball.

Curry passed the ball to one side, saw Mario Chalmers in front of him, and tried to take a one-on-one shot.

The butterfly weaves through the flowers, finding its rhythm.

He took the ball with his left hand, lowered his center of gravity, and suddenly accelerated out from the left wing, reading the defense as he accelerated.

Seeing Su Yan take a large step to the side, he lowered his center of gravity.

"Stab!"

He immediately stopped and stepped back, completely creating distance between himself and Chalmers, preparing to shoot and finish the shot.

but……

Chamos actually chased after him.

Seeing that there was no space to shoot, Curry, who had already taken a step back with the ball, instinctively took another step back.

Create space and take a three-pointer.

"Beep!"

The whistle blows.

A three-point foul?!

No.

The referee called a traveling violation on Curry.

Combine the ball - step back - step back again.

This is indeed a classic double step violation.

This is also a "negative example" that Harden's "double step-back" technique imitates.

Floating ball step back - close the ball - step back again.

This is the correct "double withdrawal step".

Curry knows his footwork; Chalmers disrupted his offensive rhythm, which led to his mistake.

Throughout the entire season, his step-back was rarely called a violation.

He made just one mistake tonight and got caught by the referee. The key point is... this referee has already ignored LeBron's traveling twice.

Curry did travel.

He was still very angry.

He believed that his double step-back was very smooth and looked perfectly normal, and that the referee should treat everyone equally.

The referee did not do that.

Because... Curry had a verbal argument with the referee before, and he felt that the referee was deliberately targeting him.

But there was nothing we could do.

After all, I did walk.

"cut!"

Curry lost the ball and returned to the court grumbling, his dissatisfaction with the referee growing.

Let's talk about the match again.

George and Curry played fairly well tonight; while they didn't have any breakout performances, they were decent enough.

Su Yan lost the hidden buff he gained after the first round of [Invigorating Armor lv2] recharge.

He cannot maintain a high level of offensive and defensive intensity throughout the entire game.

Their overall performance will definitely be slightly worse than the last game, but with the help of Curry and George...

The "New York Three Youngsters" and the "Heat Big Three" still make a good match.

The match was closely contested and evenly matched.

This is destined to be a game that goes all the way to the last quarter, even the last minute!

but.

The episode of LeBron's traveling continues tonight.

I don't know if it's because...LeBron is used to it, or his skills aren't good enough, or he thinks the referees won't call the calls.

In short.

With 2 minutes and 22 seconds remaining in the second quarter.

LeBron once again drove to the basket after a screen, only to be blocked by both George and Su Yan.

We can't break through.

But LeBron had already started, he had already charged forward, and he forcefully made a three-step layup while protecting the ball.

One step, two steps.

Three steps, four steps, five steps!!!

LeBron took five steps through the chaotic crowd, shaking off Su Yan and George's two defensive stalwarts, and successfully made a layup!

After scoring, LeBron spread his hands at the referee, indicating that Su Yan and George had committed fouls.

It’s andone! ! !

referee?

No, I didn't blow it.

No defensive fouls were called against Su Yan and George, but there was also no traveling violation called against LeBron!

That was a great shot!

"WTF?!"

Curry, who was watching the outside shot clearly once again, was completely exasperated.

If they don't even give this a shout-out, is there no law anymore?! How are we supposed to compete?!

This wasn't the first time; it was LeBron's third traveling violation in this game, but it wasn't called.

A moment of patience brings peace, but taking a step back only makes you angrier!

Curry couldn't stand it.

He gave the referee time to delay blowing the whistle, but when the referee didn't react, he became completely anxious.

He rushed up to the referee, barked at his face, and roared, "You couldn't see anything after walking five steps?!"

"Are you fucking stupid?! Are you blind?!"

Elementary school students turn on "bully mode" and use their ultimate move right up to each other's faces.

The referee wasn't going to let it slide and yelled at Curry, "I'll say it again, don't question my calls!"

I am the referee.

"I'll decide the officiating tonight. Don't keep nagging; you can't interfere with my calls anyway!"

sound off.

The whistle blows.

The referee gave Curry a big T-shirt.

"Holy crap~%@&……shit!）！）……fuck you……@！（@@）"

Curry was so angry he was on the verge of a breakdown.

I made one mistake by stepping back, and you called it, but others made three obvious travels, and you didn't call it even once.

This is ridiculous!

Curry didn't tolerate it at all. After receiving a technical foul, he completely transformed into a "bully," unleashing a furious barrage of attacks on the referee.

The referee didn't argue with him, but he looked hysterical.

"Beep!"

The whistle blew again.

The referee first pointed at Curry, then at the players' tunnel, and issued two consecutive whistles and two technical fouls, ejecting Curry from the game!

“…*@shit(!——)(@)fuck…!))”

He saw himself being expelled.

Curry simply let loose and went completely berserk, unleashing a torrent of abuse on the referee!