What kind of impact will the black whistle in the NBA have on the development of the NBA

First of all, there are two types of black whistles in the NBA: rookie whistles and star whistles. The rookie whistle refers to the rookie even if some small actions can not be blown, the penalty is even stricter than the punishment in the international arena, or even out of nothing, and the benefit of this is to let the rookie pay attention to his own shortcomings and grow rapidly, This is more common in interior players, because interior players are the most likely to foul, watch Jason Thompson Greg Oden are "highly favored" but once you grow into a superstar, you can enjoy a special right, that is, the star whistle, It means that when the star has a foul or illegal action, as long as the action is not big, the referee will generally turn a blind eye, and if the opponent fouls the superstar, he will be blown (or even made out of nothing) That's why the stars have so many free throws, watching James fast break as long as it is touched, it is basically 2+1, this is the so-called star whistle.

And the direct benefit is that superstars can cut high scores, can play amazing data to attract more audiences, the audience can attract the attention of businesses, can advertise in the NBA, bring more economic benefits, and the NBA will eventually make a profit, which is why the league has money, and those stars of the American national team are not suitable when playing world games, the NBA has always had a star-making plan, go and see Jordan's last shot in the Bulls, the ball that beat the Jazz, you will understand what everything is about.

There are pros and cons. Look at the problem dialectically, bring investment to make the sport famous, and the players have money. The reverse is also a problem.

Ji Green is corrupted, players clash, everything is in the locker room.

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On June 10, Beijing time, in the G4 finals that ended in the morning, the Cavaliers defeated the Warriors 137-116, bringing the big score to 1-3, and still maintaining the suspense of winning the championship. Although the knight won the game today, he was ridiculed a lot. After the game, many NBA** reporters posted on social networks, questioning the NBA league for blowing the black whistle for money and shouting injustice for the Warriors.

Wang Shipeng, a former Chinese men's basketball player and NBA commentator, wrote on social **: "The Cavaliers play well, but the referees play better. The implication is that without the care of the referee, no matter how good the knight plays, he can't win the ball?

In addition, American basketball star Simmons and player McCollum also questioned the league and referees, whether the NBA blows the black whistle for money, or the Cavaliers play well, what do you think?

The Cavaliers swept the Pacers and advanced to the next round. However, at the critical moment of the fourth game of the series between the two sides, there was a missed judgment, and to a certain extent, it affected the trend of the game. Today, the league released the referee's report for Game 4 of the series between the two sides, which showed that in the final two minutes of the game, there were two missed calls.

The Cavaliers Pacers G4 has missed a verdict.

The referee's report showed that with 1:14 left in the fourth quarter, the Pacers led 102-100. The Cavaliers held the ball, James attacked with the ball, and Irving stepped forward to cover, giving James a misplaced chance to face Turner's singles.

But the referee's report released today shows that James had moved his pivot foot before he dribbled the ball, and the ball should have been blown for walking, but the referee did not blow the penalty at the time. James then dribbled and hit a three-pointer to give the Cavaliers a 103-102 lead.

In addition to this goal, there was also a missed judgment near the end of the game. With the game still going second, the Pacers trailed 102-105 and still had a chance to tie the score. At this time, after Paul George dribbled away from the defense, he missed the three-point shot, and the team eventually lost.

The referee's report released today shows that Paul George had taken the lead before he made a three-point shot, and like James, his pivot foot had moved before dribbling, which was also a missed decision, but the referee did not blow the penalty at the time.

After George missed a three-pointer, LeBron James grabbed the rebound, Myles Turner had no choice but to foul and send him to the free throw line, and James hit one of two free throws to seal the game. In the whole game, James scored 33 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks, and the Cavaliers also swept the Pacers.

Although the league's referee report shows that there were missed decisions in the last 2 minutes of this game, this does not change the final outcome, the Cavaliers have advanced to the next round, and the Pacers have been eliminated.