The Thunder Fire referee report is out! Durant is the first to announce his retirement time, and there is good news about Doncic’s injury

On October 23, the NBA officially announced that yesterday’s two opening games set a new historical traffic high, with views exceeding 600 million across all NBA and third-party social platforms. The key is that this number is still growing. After yesterday's two games, I believe everyone still has a lot to think about, such as the referee report after the game between the Rockets and Thunder. Who suffered the loss? And what about Doncic's groin? Let’s take a look at today’s hot news.

Thunder Fire Referee Report Released

In the game between the Thunder and Rockets, according to the official referee report issued by the NBA, there were a total of 2 missed calls in this game: Durant called a timeout when the team did not have a timeout in the first overtime. A technical foul should have been called, but the referee did not call it. If it was called, the Thunder would get a free throw, and the Rockets would have already explained that the game has reached this level, and the referee has done enough to give the fans face and keep the excitement until the end.

Another missed call was that in the last 1 minute and 15 seconds of regular time, the Rockets were 101-102 behind by 1 point. When Alexander was defending Amen, he made contact with Amen's arms. This action affected Amen's layup action. This was a missed call by the thugs. It is worth mentioning that after the game yesterday, reporters asked referee Zaba why Durant called a timeout but did not call Durant a stunt foul? His answer was: None of the three referees saw Durant calling a timeout, so no technical foul was called.

Durant talks about refusing to return to the Warriors

Durant recently accepted an interview with Sports Illustrated and talked about the trade rumors between himself and the Warriors last season. He said: I am very grateful to the Warriors for asking my opinion before taking action. I was asked if I would like to go back, but I just don’t agree with their overall operating model, because I feel that the relationship has been completely severed and a new chapter has opened. The Rockets are the team that truly respects me. They not only recognize my value on the court, but also sincerely want to promote cooperation. I am excited about this.

He went on to say: I like playing with Curry, and I have indeed considered returning to the Warriors, but there has been a voice deep inside resisting. I don't want the final choice of my career to be decided behind the scenes by the bosses.

This is a big-name star. The boss still needs to give him face and discuss the deal with him. For other stars, who cares whether you are willing or not? If the bosses don't want you, just leave. Later, Durant talked about the issue of renewing his contract with the Rockets. He said: This will be the last game of my career. I just want to focus on the present and will not think about long-term things. After fulfilling my contract with the Rockets, I will retire and everything will take its course. Emotionally, he announced his retirement earlier than Lao Zhan!

Good news about Doncic's injury

In yesterday's game between the Warriors and the Lakers, Doncic may have been too exhausted in the fourth quarter. He kept covering his groin and was limping. At that time, medical expert Evan predicted It was determined that he had a groin injury, and everyone was worried about it. Redick talked about this issue in an interview today. He said: He seems to be in good condition. I don’t think there is a big problem. He received some treatment this morning. Our training time was not long, and he participated in the entire training.

It's a good thing that it's not a big problem. After all, James needs to miss about 10 games. If Doncic is absent for a while, the Lakers' season will be in doubt. Redick later talked about James in an interview. He said: James helped the team clarify areas for improvement through communication at the meeting. He was very helpful to us. It is true that the Lakers have problems both offensively and defensively, and James' guidance can still help the team in this regard.

Porzingis once suffered from a strange disease

Today, Meji released a long article about Porzingis, which talked about the disease he encountered in the playoffs last season. It is reported that doctors diagnosed him with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, or POTS, an autonomic nervous system. Functional dysfunction. When the patient switches from lying down to standing, the heart rate will spike abnormally. If not handled properly or diagnosed in time, this may lead to extreme fatigue or dizziness. At that time, Porzingis could maintain his heart rate while lying down, but just getting up could make his heartbeat reach 130 beats per minute.

When I was suffering from COVID-19, I was like this for a while. At that time, the hospital told me that I needed to rest and I would be fine. They just prescribed some medicine, but it was not ideal. I finally managed it by drinking Chinese medicine. It was true that my heartbeat was very fast and I would get flustered. In addition, according to Shams, a famous reporter, today's NBA Finals will reappear the classic huge O'Brien Cup. This is the memory of many old fans. The last time there was such a floor painting was the 2009 Finals during the Kobe era.

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