After being knocked down by the piston expert, Pope became angry from embarrassment, locked his throat and pulled it down directly, and was fined for malicious foul! Fans who often play basketball should know that on the court, physical conflict is definitely one of the taboos of basketball. After all, friendship comes first and competition comes second. You can't hurt your opponent maliciously just because you want to win the game. This is a serious violation of sportsmanship. So let's talk about the recent game between the pistons and the Lakers today and see who is right and who is wrong.

It is understood that it happened in the game between the Lakers and the Pistons on June 29th, 65438. In the third quarter, Lakers player Popper accidentally fell down while fighting with Pistons player Ploom Leigh. Popper was so angry that he forced Ploom Lei when Ploom Lei took off and made a layup. Fortunately, there was no physical conflict and no player was injured.

It is worth mentioning that in the NBA, it is very common for players to accidentally fall. From the video of the game, it is not illegal for Popper and Ploom Lee to get stuck in the basket. After Popper fell, Ploom Leigh also seized the opportunity to get the basketball and successfully sent it to the basket.

Pope may have blamed Plomley for his fall, and then dragged him down by force. You know, when Popper first fell and got up, Ploom Leigh was ready to take off, and he was dragged down in the process of taking off, which was very dangerous for the players. Pop didn't reach the basketball with his arm after getting up, but his goal was to defeat Plomley very clearly.

Because of this, the referee did not hesitate to punish Pope for a first-class malicious foul. Although Popper delayed Ploom Ray, Ploom Raymond Lui Shing Gung sent the ball to the basket, which was very unfavorable to Popper and the entire Lakers. He didn't stop the opponent from scoring, but had to give him some points. Don't think too much. After the game, fines and reprimands are inevitable for Pope.