Bishop of the Abyss

Chapter 54. Result of punishment
The game between the Pistons and Timberwolves undoubtedly became the most eye-catching presence in the sports sector on the second day.

A total of nine players from the two teams left the field in one game, three of them were injured and six were expelled. The numbers alone can prove how tragic the game was.

The most important thing is that not only the players are lying on the injury list, but even the Pistons coach Larry Brown was sent to the hospital, which is really weird.

It is said that according to the team doctor's personal examination after the game, in addition to the broken nasal bone, Larry Brown also had as many as a dozen soft tissue setbacks all over his body.

It is estimated that Karl Malone and McDyess were trampled on the sidelines when they were fighting in groups.

As for whether the Timberwolves stepped on it or their own people stepped on it, it is no longer important. After this battle, Larry Brown can be said to have lost half of his life.

If the referee hadn't pulled the players of the two teams apart in time, I'm afraid Larry Brown would be easily trampled to death lying on the ground!

In addition, news of the other two wounded in the last game also came out.

"Madman" Sprewell was diagnosed with a moderate concussion and is expected to miss the game for the next one to two months.

The good news is that after waking up, the madman did not experience symptoms such as amnesia and intracranial hemorrhage, but his thinking was a little confused, and it will take some time for recuperation to cooperate with the team doctor to actively participate in the treatment.

As for Rasheed Wallace's injury, it is much more tragic. According to the Detroit medical team, Rasheed's lower body was hit by an external force. At present, one gao. .

According to the current situation, Rasheed Wallace will definitely be reimbursed for the season this season, and then Rasheed will stay in Detroit to try to undergo Gao. Pill repair surgery.

However, because this technology is not yet mature, the Detroit medical team will hire external experts to jointly diagnose and treat Rashid. It is still unknown whether Rashid can be revived in the end.

But at the very least, Rasheed can repair at least one gao. pill, which means that the worst plan is that Rasheed Wallace becomes a "singular god", and it is difficult to fundamentally become a eunuch.

As the progress of these players' injuries was announced, fans felt their scalps tingle when they saw the news.

It is hard to imagine that these people were injured in the same game. For those fans who did not watch the whole game, this result is too shocking.

However, judging from the results, the Pistons are obviously the more miserable side. Rasheed Wallace is reimbursed for the season, and the return date of head coach Larry Brown is undecided.

It is no exaggeration to say that the Timberwolves in this game are equivalent to directly dismantling the Pistons' championship system. After all, without Rasheed Wallace, it is difficult for the Pistons to continue to maintain an airtight defense.

Even the threat on the offensive end will be greatly reduced. If Rasheed Wallace is really reimbursed for the season, then the Pistons will be half a foot out of the championship this season.

As for the reason, it was in this game with the Timberwolves!
Although the Pistons were very tragic, the Timberwolves also paid the price. The "madman" Sprewell, one of the three-headed monsters, is expected to miss the game for one to two months.

Fortunately, Madman will at least not miss the playoffs, and will be able to usher in a comeback in early April at the latest.

However, what punishment will be given to the other people involved in malicious fouls and stadium brawls depends on the announcement issued by the league at that time.

Presumably at this time, the league has already started discussions on how to customize penalties and give outside fans an explanation.

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On February 2, the league announced the detailed penalty results for the game between the Timberwolves and the Pistons.

Among them, Ben will be suspended for 5 games and fined $35000 for a flagrant foul on "Madman".

Trenton Hassel was suspended for six games and fined $6.

Malone and McDyess, who were directly involved in the fight, were each fined an additional $25000, but the league did not impose additional suspensions on the two after they had been expelled from the field by the referee.

As for Eddie Griffin, who kicked Larry Brown in the name of a fight, he was suspended by the league for three additional games after the game.

I have to say that even NBA president David Stern felt a little speechless when the league saw Eddie Griffin's kicking action through video playback.

How much hatred does this have to not forget to kick Larry Brown a few times when fighting, even if it is only a small thing in a chaotic battle, this behavior can definitely be called insanity!
In the end, what really made the league discuss for a long time was the decision on the punishment of Mark Madsen.

According to the replay of the video obtained by the league, Mark Madsen's celebration seems very coherent. At first glance, it seems that Larry Brown's accidental injury was really unintentional.

Even when the two teams clashed on the court later, Mark Madsen didn't take a shot the whole time, but stood on the sidelines innocently shaking his head and sighing.

No matter how you look at this matter, it looks like Mark Madsen accidentally injured Larry Brown. Strictly speaking, when the referee has expelled Madsen on the spot, the league will add some fines at most. It is difficult to add a suspension to Madsen .

But the key point is that Mark Madsen's set of movements seems to be smooth and smooth, without the slightest flaw, and even the psychological journey after being pushed away is vividly interpreted on his face.

But it was this flawless behavior that made the alliance unable to define whether it was an accidental injury or a premeditated move.

Especially when the head coach Luke arranged for Madsen to play, he also gave a few separate instructions. This doesn't look like an accidental injury!
And in the history of the NBA, there have been very few cases of players accidentally injuring coaches. If the player's attack was intentional, it would be easier for the league to impose penalties, directly imposing large-scale suspensions and huge fines on players.

After all, beating the opponent's coach is no longer a match on the court. It can be said to be a personal attack. The league will definitely stop this kind of behavior.

But now even if the league feels that Mark Madsen's action was a premeditated shot, it is difficult for the league to prove this conjecture through video.

In the end, after unanimous discussions among the staff, the league suspended Mark Madsen for 20 games and an additional fine of [-] US dollars.

It's just that in the process of announcing the details of the punishment, the league concluded that Mark Madsen's boxing of Larry Brown was an accidental injury.

Whether the fans believe it or not, Larry Brown was accidentally injured when he spilled blood on the field. The league has severely punished Mark Madsen. Even if the fans feel upset, there is nothing the league can do about it.

Suspended for 20 games, this penalty is already very severe. After all, Rodman was banned for 11 games by the league for kicking a reporter, and Tomjanovich, the head coach of Kermiton Washington boxing, was also suspended for 26 games by the league.

For this accidental injury, a 20-game suspension is already the best explanation given by the league, and this still depends on the tragic end of the Pistons.

Otherwise, with Larry Brown's behavior of deliberately provoking conflicts and causing conflicts, the league would like to strangle this guy every minute!

It can only be said that Larry Brown shot himself in the foot this time. He originally wanted to regain his face at home, but in the end the team not only suffered heavy losses, but even himself lost half his life.

I believe that after this battle, Larry Brown will realize what it means to be a villain!

(End of this chapter)