The Pacers team protested against unfair referees and called on fair referees to escort the finals

Halliburton's performance in the game was very disappointing, with 0 of 6 shots in the whole game, and no goal was hit in the sports game. After the game, the Pacers vented all the resentment of losing the game on the referee and collectively protested the referee's injustice. They pointed out that in the game against the Thunder, two players, Alexander and Gelentway, received as many as 26 free throws, while the Pacers had only 30 free throws, a gap that was unacceptable. Halliburton even bluntly expressed his hope that the NBA will change the referee arrangements in the next game and hire some referees from the International Basketball League to ensure the fairness and justice of the game, so as to play a more fair and fair finals. He was deeply shocked by the existence of a black whistle on the NBA's highest stage and firmly protested the situation. In the key battle of the finals, shortly after the first quarter, Pacers head coach Carlisle angrily scolded the referee on the sidelines, protesting the referee's various unfair practices. He said that the referee kept ignoring the Thunder's fouls and frequently called out Pacers, which made him feel helpless. Carlisle was punished for technical fouls for complaining too much to the referee, which calmed him down a little to avoid being affected by technical fouls continuously.

Finally, the NBA official came forward to calm the Pacers' emotions, hoping that they could reflect on the reasons for the failure. The referee is not the main factor that determines the outcome, the key lies in the team's own performance. The Pacers need to carefully summarize the game and improve their strength, rather than complaining too much about the referee's penalty. The Pacers' team should unite and work hard for their goals and strive for victory under a more fair referee.