The NBA playoffs lost to the Timberwolves in G3, and Warriors shooter Hield blasted the referees for favoritism after the game

The Warriors lost to the Timberwolves 97-102 in the second round of the NBA playoffs G3 on the 11th, and the series fell behind 1:2. The Warriors and Timberwolves amassed 24 and 23 fouls respectively on the day, and both teams made 21 free throws and scored 17 free throws. However, Warriors defensive stalwart Green was called for a blocking foul at 6:46 of the third quarter, and the Warriors decided to challenge, but ultimately upheld the original decision. Green accumulated two more fouls in the deciding quarter, and finally left the court early with six fouls.

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Hield, the Warriors' shooter who played at home that day, said bluntly about the verdict at the post-game press conference: "None of the verdicts that we thought should be in our favor tonight were as we wished!" ”

Hield exclaimed: "I really don't understand the rules, Draymond is the best defensive player in the world, if someone puts his forearm against your chest, it should be a foul without a doubt, they don't need to watch [the replay] for so long." ”

Hield reluctantly said: "There were no blows in Green's favor today, we didn't get a lot of the decisions we deserved, and Jimmy Butler was fouled several times near the rim. ”

Warriors head coach Kerr said after the game that the team was confident about challenging the foul at the moment, but did not change it to an offensive foul, "We didn't get that decision, and it was part of the game." At the same time, he also admitted that Green's sixth offense was also quite uncomfortable.