NBA: I'm really not a point guard god

"Both as a coach and manager of a team."

"Or as a player who really has to fight on the court."

"I personally am firmly opposed to violence in the stadium!"

After the game against the Bucks, Zhou Yao said this to reporters.

"I saw it and I'm sure everyone in their right mind saw it too."

"Some players, what they do on the field."

"It's not something a professional player should do at all, or in other words, it's not something a rational person should do."

"It's totally fine for athletes to collide occasionally on the court."

"However, he deliberately placed his feet where other athletes had landed."

"Anyone who has played football knows how bad this behavior is!"

"This is not what a basketball player should do."

"It's not a necessary movement to play basketball."

"This is not a legitimate defense at all!"

"That guy just wants to hurt his opponent!"

"I just talked to the team doctor."

"Oden will have to rest for at least three months to recover."

"We all know that Greg Oden is an outstanding player with tremendous talent and a bright future."

"Even, as long as he can grow up according to a normal trajectory."

"It's very possible that he can become a player who dominates an entire era."

"I dare not say that Oden will definitely become a player like O'Neal."

"However, if it is really because of some villains who interfere with it, such an excellent player is ruined."

"This is not a tragedy for him alone, nor is it a tragedy for the Bobcats!"

"It's a tragedy for the entire basketball world!"

"I wonder how many talented players like him are destroyed so easily every year."

"I just hope we don't see tragedies like this on the basketball court in the future."

"In addition, I would like to emphasize one more point."

"We all know that the human skull is very hard."

"I heard that some people have practiced Tietou Gong."

"If you put your head down, you can break even bricks and stones!"

"And for an athlete, the elbow joint is very important."

"Pachulia is also an excellent athlete."

"That guy named Andrew Bogut!"

"Not only does he want to destroy Oden, he also wants to destroy Pachulia!"

"While fighting for rebounds, that guy was obviously causing trouble again!"

"He actually hit Pachulia's elbow with his forehead!"

"Obviously, this was a malicious injury!"

"Pachulia has now been sent to the hospital for examination!"

"His lawyer has called and reserves the right to hold Bogut criminally responsible!"

"Whether as a coach or a player, I seriously condemn this kind of violence on the court!"

Zhou Yao kept talking there.

Reporters all felt that the guy named Bogut was guilty of a heinous crime.

If the guy who allegedly hit the opponent's elbow with his head hadn't been carried off the court with a bloody face.

In addition, this unlucky guy seems to be a bit inaccurate.

He hit the opponent's elbow joint with his forehead.

However, the part that touched the other person was not his forehead.

So, go down with an elbow.

No, it should be said that it went down on the forehead.

He lost three teeth, his nose was bleeding, and there was a big gash on his face.

As for the victim, Pachulia, she was lucky.

After a doctor's examination, his elbow joint was not injured.

……

Listen to Zhou Yao talking nonsense over there.

Bucks head coach Scott Skiles said he was a bit unable to complain.

What does it mean to hit the opponent's elbow joint with your forehead?

This was obviously Pachulia who knocked down Bogut with one elbow.

But to be honest, he could hardly accuse Zhou Yao, and if he had to say it, he wouldn't want to accuse Zhou Yao.

Obviously, what Pachulia did was revenge for the incident that had just taken place.

the most important is.

As the team leader, Zhou Yao would be considered to be showing loyalty and standing up for his brothers by doing this.

As the head coach of the team, he is also the team's management.

Zhou Yao still did it.

That's not just about loyalty, and it's not just about standing up for your brothers.

Playing with such a coach will give players a sense of security.

Skiles himself is also a player.

He can understand this feeling best.

And after all, he himself despises Bogut's behavior.

If you can't beat your opponent, then step aside. Isn't this what cowards do?

In contrast, directly lowering the black elbow is more understandable.

Even doing it directly like Bill Laimbeer is more understandable than stepping on the foot.

……

1 month 3 day.

The game comes to Charlotte.

Still playing against the Bucks.

Compared with the previous game, the Bucks players seemed to have no fighting spirit.

The Bobcats once again won handily.

If there were some twists and turns in the last game.

So this time the Bucks players have lost their determination to resist.

It looked like he was lying flat on his back.

Beaten again and again.

If you use dirty tricks, the opponent will directly deal violent output.

So what if I don’t lie flat!

But this time the alliance's response was swift.

Directly hit fifty big boards each.

Both Bogut and Pachulia were punished by the league.

Both were suspended for four games and fined $4.

Of course, given Bogut's injury, he probably won't be able to return to the game earlier than Oden, who was stepped on by him.

This time Bogut is also considered a guy who left his name in the league.

After all, he was also the first guy in the league to actually be punished for stepping on his feet.

As for Pachulia, the penalty of being suspended for 4 games was a bit light because he had hurt someone so badly.

But this time the alliance is surprisingly unanimous.

No one thinks that a four-game suspension and a fine of 4 are too light.

After all, no player wants to be kicked off, and no coach wants his players to be kicked off.

Pachulia knocked Bogut off the court with an elbow, which was indeed a bit frightening.

But after all, he stood up for his teammates and retaliated for the other party's stepping in.

That's very worthy of sympathy.

"I never imagined that one day I would receive so many condolence calls from other players at home!"

Even Pachulia herself found it baffling.

He is a well-known villain in the league.

There are more than one or two people who have stepped on his feet.

Many people threatened to beat him up, or found someone to beat him up.

His popularity in the league is not very good.

Sometimes even his teammates would join others in ostracizing him.

Unexpectedly, with one elbow strike this time, he turned out to be a hero in the league.

"Maybe I'm used to being a villain, and suddenly I become a hero. Even sitting there in a daze makes me feel uncomfortable!"

That being said, Pachulia still enjoys this feeling.

The only problem now is that he won't be able to play for the time being...