Who will pay for Green s 250,000 fine?

On March 21, the NBA officially announced that Rockets point guard Gerald Green was fined $10,000 for clashing with Timberwolves interior player Gorgui Giang, but was not suspended.

The Rockets beat the Timberwolves 129-120 on Tuesday, and two minutes into the fourth quarter, when Kiang received the ball, Chris Paul stealed, and the referee blew the whistle for a foul, at which point Dieng had an extra extra move that pushed Paul to the ground. Seeing this, Green, who was on the side, immediately rushed up and angrily pushed Gion, causing the scene to fall into chaos.

After reviewing the footage, the referee ejected Green from the game and gave Gion a technical foul.

Paul said in an interview after the game that he thanked Green for coming up for him, so he would pay the ticket. 'I think so, he [Dieng] didn't push me that hard, but it didn't make me think that I was going to get the ball and that's when it happened, Gerrard [Green] was there, you know what I mean? Be grateful to him, and no matter how much they fine him, I will pay," Paul said.

Green, a native of Houston, signed a one-year, non-guaranteed contract with the Rockets at the end of December 2017.

So far this season, the 32-year-old Green has played a total of 29 games, averaging minutes per game and handing over rebounds. The Rockets have won their last five games, winning 22 of their last 23 games, and currently lead the West with a 56-14 record.

Didn't Paul say that he would pay no matter how much money he was fined, so it was Paul who was out.

In fact, the boss came out behind his back and said, I'll pay... Rockets owner Fu showed more importance to the team, and also expressed tacit praise for Green's kind of standing up for his teammates. That's how it is the overall cohesion of the team!

Think about the time when Paul had a conflict with the Clippers, the 'bad guy' Barnes was very angry, angry that Griffin and Jordan were like wooden men. Of course, we are not in favor of conflict, but when it comes to human considerations, the conflict in this situation really reflects the unity of a team!

The NBA fined Rockets titan Green today, who was fined $10,000 for pushing opposing player Giang in a recent game against the Timberwolves.

In this game, the Rockets finally defeated the Timberwolves 129-120, Green clashed with Dieng in the final quarter, when Dieng fouled Paul, Green was out for Paul, so he went up and pushed people, and was finally ejected by the referee. But Green's actions were praised by his teammates, not that the fight on the court was right, but his balancing performance in key moments showed the team's cohesion and unity.

After that game, Paul told ** that no matter how much Junga was fined for doing Green, he would help Green pay the fine.

I told Green that I appreciate him doing it, and I'm grateful that I'm going to pay for the penalty," Paul said.

In fact, it is indeed commendable for Green to do this, because his contract is very low, the salary is quite small, only 10,000 dollars this season, and he is in the bottom 5 of the Rockets, obviously, Green knows very well that his salary is not high, and he will definitely suffer a fine for standing up for his teammates, but he still did not hesitate to do so, indicating that he does care about his teammates, and Paul's willingness to pay for Green is also a performance of his teammates, and he must know that Green's salary is not high, and a fine is a huge amount of money for him, Paul's annual salary is $25 million, and $10,000 is not a big problem.

Green criticized the referee for being fined $10,000, as wellWarriors coach Steve Kerr, Thunder player Patrick Patterson has all criticized the referees.

EPSN news said that Warriors player Draymond Green was fined $10,000 by the league for criticizing referees. Green has previously publicly said that some referees' blowing penalties are ridiculous, with obvious emotions and pertinence, and the NBA should change a group of referees.

It's bad, it's ridiculous, they're ruining the game. In my opinion, the issue of refereeing is one of the issues that the league has to address right now. Green said.

Green has picked up 11 technical fouls this season, and under NBA rules, if a player accumulates 16 technical fouls, he will be automatically suspended for one game. Clearly, Green is now facing a suspension.

According to Oklahoma Reporter's Brett Dawson, Thunder player Patrick Patterson was fined $10,000 by the league for publicly criticizing referees on Twitter.

In the Thunder's 95-97 loss to the Bucks, Antetokounmpo stepped out of bounds with his foot before completing the final shot, but the referee didn't blow the penalty at the time, so they didn't have the right to watch the video back. After the game,Patterson tweeted his displeasure and criticized the referee, so he was punished with a fine.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr is known for publicly criticizing the refereesHe was fined $25,000 (about 172182 yuan) by the alliance. Cole criticised referees for ignoring steps and often turning a blind eye to steps in full view.

During the 2016 Finals, Kerr was also fined $10,000 for criticizing the referees. However, Kerr is not blindly harsh on the referee, and he once defended the referee, believing that the NBA's release of the final 2 minutes of the referee's report was inappropriate.

It's not uncommon for players and referees to clash with each other, but it's still desirable for players to keep their emotions in check on the pitch.

On May 24, Beijing time, according to the NBA Chinese official website, in the second quarter of the third game of yesterday's Western Conference finals, Warriors forward Draymond Green kicked the crotch of the latter after being fouled by Thunder center Adams and was whistled for a first-degree malicious foul. It is reported that the league will not suspend Green, but will upgrade the foul to a second-degree offense and a fine of 10,000 dollars. If Green commits another foul (regardless of level 1 or 2), he will be automatically suspended from the league for one game.

After yesterday's game, Green repeatedly stated that he didn't mean to kick his opponent. Coach Kerr and Curry also support Green, but the Thunder don't seem to agree with that statement.

Green's free throw was the turning point in yesterday's game for the Warriors, who ended up losing by 28 points. Green had a sluggish performance, scoring 6 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 turnovers on 1-of-9 shooting.

Because Green clashed with Aubre in the game against the Wizards, the two scuffled off the court and were eventually ejected, and the league also fined Green $10,000.

But Warriors coach Steve Kerr still has a grievance for Green, and when asked what he thinks about Green's punishment, Kerr said: "I'm a little confused, why was he fined 25,000 when he was the one who was attacked?" ”

Indeed, Green was slapped in the face by Aubre first when he was grabbing the rebound. But then he fought back violently, causing the situation to spiral out of control. Cole apparently ignored the aftermath and only focused on the causes of the conflict.

I don't know anyway, but I think it has something to do with [Green's] bad reputation. Kerr mentioned the time when Green was constantly penalized for attacking opponents, "I didn't discuss it with anyone in the league, I didn't discuss it with Bob [Meyers], I just observed the results. It seems to me that it was Aubrey who rushed into the stands first, triggering a series of ...Absolutely absolutely....”

Dream Chaser was originally the one who was attacked, and it looks like the fine should be dealt with in reverse. But I don't have a say, I don't care. He said.

Aubre was fined 10,000 dollars, less than Green. However, the Wizards' losses were even more heavy, in addition to Aubre, Morris and Felix, who left the bench and entered the game, were both suspended for one game, and also lost their game wages, which totaled more than Green's fine, so there was also a ** for them to check the two grievances.

Therefore, although Kerr feels a little wronged, the Wizards are not without opinions, and the league's handling this time may make both sides very dissatisfied.

On March 19, Beijing time, the Rockets defeated the Timberwolves 129-120 on the road today. In the final quarter of the game, Timberwolves players Dieng and Paul clashed during a scramble for floor ball, the former was dissatisfied with Paul's grabbing action and pushed Paul directly, Gerald Green was furious when he saw it, and pushed Dion to the audience. After the game, Paul gave his opinion on the matter in an interview and said that he would pay for Gerald Green no matter how much money he was penalized.

He didn't push me that hard, but it didn't happen to me, I went to get the ball and that's when it happened, Gerrard [Green] was there, you know what I mean? Be grateful to him, no matter how much they fine him, I will pay. Paul said.

Rockets coach D'Antoni also said, "It was Jean who made the first move, but the situation was not very bad at the time, and the referee gave a technical foul." Then Gerrard stumbled like Green and he should learn from this clash. ”

Green scored 12 points on 5-of-5 shooting before leaving, and Green had the experience of helping his teammates get out of the way before, and in the Rocket-Clippers locker room incident, Green was also the one who rushed to the front. This season, Paul's salary is $24.59 million; Green, a temporary worker, is only $940,000. This time, the team's "big brother" Li Hail Paul was angry and paid for the "little brother" Green.

According to NBA rules, players sitting on the bench are never allowed to leave the bench when a conflict breaks out on the court, and this rule is also to prevent the conflict from becoming more serious with the participation of players off the court.

And it's worth mentioning that Trail Blazers star McCollum was also suspended for one game for this reason. In the preseason game between the Trail Blazers and the Suns, McCollum left the bench without permission after witnessing a team clash and was suspended for one game in the league, which also missed the regular season opener against the Suns. McCollum also lost $10,000 because of the ban.

In the Warriors' home game against the Wizards on October 28, Beijing time, Green and Beal were both ejected because of the conflict, and the NBA league officially announced the follow-up punishment for this incident today. Beal, who took the lead in instigating the incident, was fined $50,000, while Green, the other side of the conflict, was fined $10,000. In addition, Oubre, who rushed into the scene of the clash and was suspected of throwing a fist, was also fined $10,000, and the three players were fined a total of $90,000.

Luckily, none of the three players have been punished with a suspension. While Green, Beal and Oubre are not suspended, others are suspended. There are two players suspended in this clash, both Wizards, Markieff Morris and Carrick Felix.

The reason for their ban is also simple, not because the two of them were involved in this conflict, but because they left their seats during the conflict.

Truth be told, Green's temper is really in good hands right now. Maybe Green has a small move, Bill can't bear it, Green is honestly a dirty player. Bill kissed him on the cheek, but Green didn't make the first move.

Poor Clay was punched twice for no reason, and Oubre was the most hateful, secretly beating Clay. Bills were fined $5,000, Green $10,000, and Oubre $10,000 afterwards.