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As a commentary, he couldn't openly say that someone stepped on his foot.

So it can only be said that Lopez is suspected of stepping.

Director Zhang Weiping shook his head again and again:

"We can't characterize him, just say that he must be a stepping foot. But the defensive habits of the Bucks are really bad."

"Whether it's Antetokounmpo or Lopez, they can't control their feet when defending the opponent's shots. Maybe they plan to grab rebounds after blocking the shot, and their feet need to exert force, so they have to reach forward and kick the ground .”

"But in this way it is very likely to stick your feet under the feet of the offensive player. This habit is really bad."

"You can go and see how Wiggins defends, how Lillard defends. That's the real respectable player."

"Playing tough doesn't mean killing someone's job."

At the scene, because Wang Yi was still on the ground, the game was temporarily suspended.

Lakers players came over one after another and asked Wang Yi if he was okay.

And Lopez was still shaking his head, with an innocent face, looking like an innocent child who was wronged by his family, and kept saying:

"That's not a foul, that's really not a foul."

This is the common routine of all stepping monsters: first try to block the shot, and then wait for the opponent to shoot, and quietly stretch his feet under the opponent's feet.At the same time, make the appearance of turning your head and looking at the basket.

During this process, you must never look at the opponent's feet.

If the referee blows the whistle, an innocent look immediately appears on the face, and at the same time, he keeps complaining to the referee: I am the victim.

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At the Staples Center, all the fans looked nervously at Wang Yi who fell to the ground.

The Lakers players came over to ask about Wang Yi's situation.

The team doctor came over, knelt down next to Wang Yi, and asked him how he felt.

On the big screen, the picture of Lopez's stepping was constantly replayed.

When a general player is defending, after the opponent throws the ball, unless the body is out of control, it is impossible to continue to advance towards the offensive player.

But Lopez took a step forward when Wang Yi had already made the shot.

Feeling that it was not enough, I continued to take another step.

This just happened to be under Wang Yi's feet.

The most infuriating thing is that he was the one who stepped on the foot, but he still acted innocent in the end.

As if he was the biggest victim.

The fans couldn't bear it any longer, and the Staples Center erupted into a tidy curse:

"Stepping monster!"

"Stepping monster!"

"Stepping monster!"

……

Javi at the replay center has already started analyzing the move:

"This action should be a first-degree criminal. Because the last step Lopez took was an unnecessary action."

"According to the regulations, if an unnecessary action causes serious consequences, whether it is intentional or unintentional, it can be punished as a first-degree malicious foul."

After a while, the on-site referee gave the result:

"Common foul."

"Oh no—"

The fans shook their heads.

They all scolded:

"SB referee!"

"SB referee!"

"SB referee!"

……

But the referee ignored it and still upheld the original verdict.

The basis of the on-site referee is: According to NBA rules, unless there is a particularly obvious stepping, flagrant fouls are generally not whistled.

Because of this kind of stepping, it is difficult for you to judge whether the defender is subjective or intentional, or unintentional.

On the floor in the middle of the court, Wang Yi finally stood up.

He tightened his shoelaces, stomped his right foot vigorously, and said to the team doctor, "I'm fine."

"Really?" James asked.

Wang Yi nodded: "It's really fine."

Then he gave James a sneaky wink.

James understood immediately.

That's right, you're such a clever little ghost.

It turned out that Wang Yi hugged his feet and screamed, in fact, just to fight for a foul.

The referee sometimes makes a penalty, but also depends on the result.

For example, some ambiguous thug fouls during layups. If the ball is scored, the referee will not call the penalty.

If it doesn't go in, it will call the beater foul.

So Wang Yi fell to the ground and screamed, just wanting the referee to call Lopez a foul.

As for his feet, they're perfectly fine.

Just kidding, how could he not protect himself in the face of a repeat offender like Lopez.