The bulls played very hard as soon as they came up, which had both advantages and disadvantages.

The advantage is that the same hatred of the enemy, which detonates morale at once, makes the Bulls players particularly motivated, and plays a twelve-point performance with great strength.

The disadvantage is that the referees are also the same hatred for the Bulls players, and they are more targeted.

Perhaps the original restriction for the Bulls was that the offensive end was not protected as they should be, and the Mavericks could use a tougher defense to prevent the Bulls from scoring in order to win tonight's game.

However, after provoking the referee, the Bulls players not only broke through with the ball and collided with the Mavericks players, but also had a high chance of being judged an offensive foul.

When defending Maverick players, it is also easy to be fouled by the opponent's body hair.

One was beaten to death, the other couldn't even touch the body hair, and the bull was naturally very aggrieved and difficult.

And the referee also wants to blow up the Bulls players to make it easier to complete tonight's task.

As long as the Bulls have the mentality of the vast majority of Bulls players in the first half, the point difference is opened by the Mavericks.

Then in the second half, the three referees on the scene can compensate the Bulls with some balance whistles, so that the whistles on both sides are not particularly outrageous.

Previous games have been controlled like this, but the Bulls, under the leadership of Doon, are playing hard.

Soft? Impossible!

Doon reached for the ball directly after half time!

Since the inside line will be killed, there is nothing wrong with pulling out three points from outside the three-point line, right?

Cover blown foul? Possession shifted again?

Send a group of shooters, Doon dribbles through half the court by himself, passes the ball when he is pinched, and singles and makes a strong shot without a pinch, it's always okay, right?

Under the referee's difficulties, the Bulls relied on Doon to take the lead in shooting three-pointers, hitting run-and-run and passing, biting the score, and even faintly gaining the upper hand.

In order to combat the arrogance of the Bulls, the on-site referee gave Doon two fouls early.

In other teams, the star of the house committed two fouls in the middle of the quarter, and he must call a timeout to protect people.

But on the Bulls' side, Doane's adjustment of playing time and personnel is actually louder than Scott Skyles, the team's head coach.

Scott Skels has been in a situation where he contradicts Doon's ideas and wants to take Doon off the court or something.

Doon insisted that there was no need to rest, and then the current tacit understanding was formed.

As long as Doon doesn't take the initiative to get off the court, Scott Skyles will learn from the Zen master, pretending to be the head coach on the sidelines, but in fact watching Doon play from the sidelines like a front-row spectator.

The on-site referee, who didn't know what was going on on the Bulls' side, thought that the foul intimidation against Doon was not enough, so before the first quarter was played, Doon received a third foul because of the body hair whistle.

The problem is that Doon just doesn't get off the field, and keeps throwing his hands at the cameras on the sidelines, at the referees, and even at the officials at the technical desk when he passes by.

When there is a situation like Doon, he just doesn't get off the field, or he embarrasses the on-site referee, and directly engages the on-site referee in infighting.

Some referees wanted to give Doon a good look, and took advantage of the fact that the first quarter was not over to give Doon a fourth foul.

However, the referee who knows the general situation said that he would first apply for the video playback of the technical station, and then take the opportunity to watch the replay to pull the referee out with ideas and chat a few words.

"Doon has never had a six-foul leave before! I have never received four fouls in a single quarter!

If you don't want to get into trouble, stop your crazy thoughts at once.

Doon didn't do anything wrong, he just wanted to play fairly, is there anything wrong with that? ”

As the referee of this game, he was also angry before the game started, knowing what to do and what not to do.

If you are not sensible, you can't be the referee of the finals.

So, he knows that Doon is Nike's crown prince and the next Jordan determined by Nike.

At the same time, I also know that Stern is quite optimistic about Doon and hopes to train Doon to become a benchmark for international men's basketball players to play in the NBA.

I have to say that there are too many labels on Doon, and there is too much attention on Doon.

Now that it's the finals again, and if you don't want to go to jail in a few months after this trip, you have to make sure that Doon has the interests behind it.

Therefore, Doon will not be treated unfairly in the future, and even give Doon some balance whistles in advance to stabilize Doon's emotions.

After clarifying what to do next, and also unifying the penalty scale of the other two referees, Doon's defense this time was naturally successful and there was no foul.

Considering the issue of possession, the referee gave the scrum.

As a result, Doon quickly helped the Bulls get the ball back again, helping Andres Nocioni hit a three-pointer.

is also because of the Bulls' running, bombing, passing, and cutting, the Mavericks' constant pinching of Doon does not play a very good role, and the Mavericks have to readjust their defensive strategy.

However, as soon as Doon's defense relaxed, Doon was able to efficiently shoot the ball into the basket and kill the Mavericks by shooting.

At the end of the first quarter, the score came to 30-28.

Even though the Mavericks had the advantage at the whistle and the Bulls wasted some of the ball due to some offensive fouls and fouls on off-ball covers, the Bulls still took a two-point lead under the leadership of Doon.

It is worth mentioning that the Bulls also consumed a lot of physical strength of the Mavericks' main players by running and bombing.

And because the Mavericks players really want to win tonight, the defense is more hard, and the offensive end is also more confrontational, so the first quarter consumes much more than the first two games.

The Mavericks' players obviously didn't expect that from the second quarter onwards, they were already a little impressed.

The offensive level of the substitute lineup was already relatively watery, and the starters also suffered from physical problems and a lot of confrontations, and their hand felt was constantly declining, and their offensive state was not so good.

If it weren't for a large number of free throws to survive, the point difference would have been opened up by the Bulls.

Of course, the Mavericks are too dominant on the defensive end, and the Bulls' shooters will inevitably decline in their feel when they are exposed to a lot of physical contact.

However, the Bulls' offense is not only outside shooting, but also conversion offense and passing and cutting also account for a significant proportion.

Coupled with Doon's noticing that the referees didn't continue to whistle him in the second quarter, the accumulation of individual fouls suddenly stopped and no longer changed, and there were even some opportunities for free throws.

So he also began to use the superstar whistle to constantly break through with the ball.

Doon has the height of the inside, the weight of a heavy forward, and breaks through with the ball on the outside, and the original level of ball control is supergiant, so it is basically impossible for the Mavericks to prevent Doon's breakthrough.

Doon relied on his body alone to eat, and it was as easy as crossing the street to get to the basket, not to mention that Doon had both speed and skill, which was incredibly fast.

It was also because of his ability to be strong enough, coupled with the free throws of "time to run", Doon scored 21 points in a single quarter in the second quarter and continued to help the Bulls maintain their lead.

However, the on-site referee was sweating profusely.

"It's not easy to do this job......"

(End of chapter)