What is the practical role of the NBA s officially admitted miscalculations?

Although the officially admitted misjudgment and misjudgment cannot be changed, it provides a good reference material for the subsequent games and can be used for people to learn, although the result of the game can not be reversed, and time cannot be turned back, but it can better serve the future through the referee's report, which I think is a very meaningful thing.

The NBA official admits a misjudgment, first of all, it shows the attitude of the league, it is very strict with every game, and every penalty is not let go, leaving a good image for the public, but giving the final result may cause some fans to be angry, because this penalty is unfavorable to their favorite team, but the result cannot be changed, and the NBA official is just to let everyone know about this matter.

When a player suffers a misjudgment on the field, they will report and complain to the league, and the league will also bring up the more serious penalty errors after the game. However, the result of the game will not change, and the official will remind the referee of the penalty rules and standards through these cases, and will also artificially avoid possible misjudgments before the game.

It doesn't have a real effect, you can't turn back time, you can't start the game again, you lose it. But the official acknowledgment is an account for the losing side. In addition, the official admission is also telling us that in a fast-paced environment like the NBA, it is acceptable to have missed judgments and miscalculations.

I don't think the official admission of misjudgment in the NBA has any practical effect, it is just a summary of the end of the game, and he has a certain opinion on each decision, and it can't change the direction of the game, and it will still be misjudged in the next game, because this is the charm of competitive sports Misjudgment is real.

In NBA games, due to the intensity of the game, it is not uncommon for the referee to misjudge due to a physical collision. The NBA's officially admitted miscalculation is of no substantive significance. The verdict of the time will be obeyed when playing, because the game is over, and only a literal explanation can be made.

I still remember that 14 years ago, the Rockets changed blood, sent away Boss Fergus and "Old Cat" Mobley and others, in exchange for last season's scoring champion Maddie, the Rockets ushered in a healthy Maddie, paired with Yao Ming, and opened the first year of the "Yao Mai Combination". In the playoffs that year, the Rockets played against the Mavericks (now renamed the Mavericks), and the first two games ended with the Rockets leading the Mavericks 2:0 away, at which time the Mavericks owner Cuban sent the league a clip of the first two games, complaining that Yao Ming moved to cover, and the league's reply to Cuban was:

Of the 28 screens in the tape, 9 were indeed mobile screen fouls. In the following games, Yao Ming was frequently whistled for fouls, and his play was greatly limited, and the result of the series was also the bitter fruit of Yao Ming and Maddie's 3:4 defeat.

A few years later, Donati, the referee who officiated the third game at the time, said: "I was called to a meeting by the league before the third game of the Rockets vs. Mavericks in 2005, and they clearly told the referee to go out of their way to blow Yao Ming's move single block cover foul and interior walking violation. ”

It can be seen that the admitted misjudgment will not have much practical effect, but some operations that are not officially recognized will play an actual role in "affecting the game".

In NBA basketball, in addition to the confrontation between the two teams, the referee cannot be ignored. Take, for example, the brave battle of Warriors and Rockets. There were three law enforcement officers on the pitch, namely Tony Brown, John Gobert and Trey McDows.

As we all know, it's not easy to get into the NBA to enforce the law as a referee. Because American basketball talents are selected in a pyramid model, the higher they go, the more difficult it becomes, and those who can be selected are all industry elites. Refereeing requires a lot of practical experience.

Still, in the field, there are miscalculations from time to time. In the final seconds of the Warriors battle, the Warriors and Rockets were tied at this time. Durant.

Dribble, fly and pounce, and later pass to Curry.

Curry hit a jump shot that gave the Warriors a two-point lead, but was clearly out of bounds to save. But the referee didn't blow it, and the referee didn't blow it, indicating that the ball was scored "within the rules". Good thing Harden.

In the end, he hit a key three-pointer, and the Rockets narrowly won by one point.

Durant saves the ball out of bounds. Did the referee see it? There are two scenarios here.

First, the referee didn't see it and mistakenly thought that Durant was still on the court, which was a reasonable save. Second, the referee saw it, but didn't blow it. As we all know, if there is a controversial decision on the field, watching slow motion is a certainty.

Actually, at this critical moment.

It was an obvious out-of-bounds save that the referee couldn't miss. Harden also saw it, complained to the referee but didn't get a response.

In the end, the league admitted that Durant was fouled on the ball. Even Pippen.

It is said that the referee is brave and secretive. The credibility of the referee's authority was mocked. Is there a penalty for a referee's missed decision?

The league has a complete referee supervision and reward and punishment system. There will be reports on the referee's performance in every match. When the referee committee evaluates the quality of the referee's decision, there will be a corresponding score.

The score is directly related to the prize money. Judges with low scores can be fined, suspended, or even expelled.

In the NBA, the star whistle is the unspoken rule. When a superstar like Durant gets to the crunch time, the players are generally on the court. So here's the problem.

What if Harden conceded three points at the end? The Rockets eventually lost to the referees, and the referees became the target of public criticism. This game is going to be a controversial game.

Luckily, Harden's last overplay saved the referee and left Harden himself. What will happen to the specific alliance? If it is not published, it is fair to the people.

What do you think, readers?

If there is an error or omission, the referee's report will be written for the day. This report is the equivalent of a referee's report card, and if a particular referee has not made mistakes or missed judgments in a consistent manner, he will quickly be promoted to a higher level of the tournament blowing group, such as the playoffs, division finals, and finals. Otherwise, they will be demoted and demoted.

If the situation is serious, the referee will be punished, and the NBA official will ban him indefinitely after the game. However, now NBA referees often misjudge or misjudge, there will be no punishment on the spot, and there will generally be no punishment after the game, but depending on the seriousness of this wrong penalty and misjudgment.

There is a possibility of facing penalties such as apologies and demotion. The so-called relegation is the level, after all, the referee can only enforce important games, playoffs, and finals if the referee has a high level. And the lower level can only enforce the regular season with low attention.

As we all know, the referee is the most sacred existence on the basketball court, and the referee has the right to dispose of any player who dares to challenge the authority of the referee. But that's the way it is, there are still some players who can't get along with the referee, and some are not even interesting, but in the eyes of the fans, it is particularly interesting. This season, the Warriors are away against the Heat.

Livingston played a match against the referee. Although Livingston was the first to strike, who would have thought that the referee would follow the trend? This scene really caught fire, and Livingston was immediately expelled.

But after investigation, the league found that the referee was "the first strong", so when Livingston was suspended, it also directly suspended the referee on duty for a week.

Back in 1996, "Big Bug" Rodman.

I tried the "head hammer" referee, and I was expelled to the locker room and didn't forget to be angry: "There is a kind of ban!" However, Rodman was banned for six fights, but the nature of the boxing referee is much more serious than the head hammer referee, but why hasn't Boozer, who has done this, not punished?

Originally, in the game of the Mavericks' home game against the Bulls, Boozer made a key layup of 2 plus 1, and the baseline referee wanted to come forward to blow the penalty, but he happened to be hit by the celebratory Boozer and ate the "broken son and grandson fist" in front of him. No wonder Boozer!

Referees can't always be bullied, they can find fault too! '07 regular season Spurs.

The last game with the Mavericks, Duncan.

Fired by the referee for strange reasons. At that time, the poet Buddha.

Just laughed like this on the bench, by the on-duty referee Joe Crawford.

A technical foul was drawn, and Duncan was expelled a total of twice. Such an incredible penalty could not escape the league's pursuit, and Crawford ended up suspended for an entire season.

The God of Basketball "Jordan."

When facing the referee, he really did what a gentleman said and didn't do it. All you have to do is scold loudly, and the referee will only smile. A referee once said to him respectfully

Mr. Jordan, you fouled up. Jordan added: "I know I broke the rules, but do you dare to?"

Domineering. >Since the introduction of female referees in the NBA, embarrassing things have happened from time to time. On the Kings.

In the game against the Bobcats (now the Hornets), Thomas Jr. tried to distance his teammates from the opposing players, but he only touched the female referee who rushed over. What's even funnier is that little Thomas seems to feel something different, and he also moves his hand down. This time, the referee's face changed dramatically.

Little Thomas ate this tofu and tsk.

First of all, we need to know that it is not possible to abuse and beat the referee on the playing field, which may result in a lifetime ban, or expulsion, or face a series of fines, so respect the referee on the playing field.

This can range from disqualification to intentional homicide and require legal liability.

When watching the NBA, sometimes you will find that the referee on the court has made a mistake, you must know that in this supreme game, the referee's judgment will directly affect the final results of the players on the court, and also directly affect the honor between the NBA teams, so why didn't the bloody players rush out to besiege the referee?

If a player assaults a referee, he could face a lifetime ban or even a hefty fine.

(5) Non-race fouls.

In the fourth quarter or the last two minutes of overtime, if the defending team makes illegal contact with the offensive team in possession of the ball, and such contact occurs in an area far from the ball or when the throw-in is not out of hand, the off-game foul penalty is: one offensive foul and one team-wide foul registered; One free throw (two elbow fouls or malicious fouls) is awarded, which may be taken by a player on either game; The offended team throws a throw-in close to where the game was interrupted.

6) Team-wide fouls.

If each team commits more than 4 fouls per quarter, and each team commits more than 3 fouls in overtime, one free throw and one free throw will be awarded.

If there are fewer than 4 team fouls in the first 10 minutes of each quarter, or less than 3 team fouls in the first 3 minutes of overtime, the team is allowed to commit one team foul in the last two minutes without penalty.

Two free throws are awarded for an offensive foul on a player who is making a shot, and no additional free throws are awarded if a foul is made for the whole team; A free throw is awarded if the shot is successful, and no additional free throw is awarded if the team fouls the whole team. That is, up to 3 points on a successful two-point shot and up to 4 points on a successful 3-point shot.