Alexander caused controversy by 14 free throws in a single game! He took the initiative to elbow his opponent, but the opponent was fouled

On May 21, the NBA's worst Western Conference Finals! The Thunder beat the Timberwolves with 26 points, and the whole United States criticized Alexander for a foul. It was even more exaggerated than Harden. I have never seen such a whistle. In the first game of the Western Conference Finals, the Thunder played against the Timberwolves, Alexander's referee treatment was too exaggerated and he had never seen such a call. The game has completely become his performance of foul-making, not about who can score a goal, but about how he uses free throws to continue playing the opponent.

The various free throws and whistles that Alexander received in this game were all incredible moves. During the game, the top ten American media focused on his collision scenes. The other party reached out to touch him. He threw his hand to the ground and was whistle. The other party didn't touch him. As long as he fell to the ground, he was whistle. When he was whistle, he was still whistle. When he touched others, he was still his whistle. In the past, I had to have at least physical contact when I was hitting the game. Now, if there is no physical contact, the referee will have to blow the whistle. What is this happening?

Let's take a look at several scenes in the game. When Alexander passed by Divincenzo, the person who defended him was Alexander Walker behind him. Without a confrontation between the two sides, Alexander suddenly fell to the ground. As a result, when the Timberwolves were preparing to counterattack, the referee suddenly fouled.

If you fall to the ground, can the referee also call a foul? The Timberwolves had no choice but to challenge quickly, and the challenge was successful in the end, but how did this ball whistle be blown out? Where is the foul? And after challenging the Thunder, there is still the ball. Is this the Thunder ball? Is this too much? Including Alexander, after passing McDaniels, he suddenly hit him and committed a foul. Is this playing basketball?

Alexander rushed to the inside and faced the siege of Randall and Conley, and suddenly started shouting without any contact between the two sides. The ball was ready to ask for a whistle before it even took action. Randall looked helpless and didn't even touch the opponent. What kind of foul action can this ball make?

The most outrageous thing is the ball that Alexander and McDaniels fought against. After shaking the opponent, they made a mid-range shot and caused a foul. He gave the opponent an elbow. The referee blew McDaniels' foul. The commentator in this game was D'Angelo Russell. He was visiting a studio in China. After watching this ball, Russell exclaimed directly: "This ball is not foul!"

There are still 5 minutes and 20 seconds left in the fourth quarter. He broke through and made a foul and directly hit McDaniels. McDann played six fouls in 23 minutes in this game, making him the most famous top defender in the NBA. It's really shocking to be sent off by six offenders in 23 minutes, and it's too ugly. You can't say that Edwards is the successor of Jordan, he will lose even if he really Jordan comes.

Look at the scene when the referee blew the Timberwolves foul, nine people spread their hands, and four people at the scene were spreading their hands, and Gobert on the bench in the distance also started spreading his hands. I have never seen such a blow. This is even more exaggerated than Harden at the time. You can also elbow to the opponent and foul the opponent, which is a way of playing that others cannot defend against. Alexander scored 14 free throws in the whole game, and scored 31 points in 14 free throws. In fact, his shooting percentage is not high, 10 of 27 shots, but there are too many free throws.