Nba: My Power Is Invincible!

Foot stepping is definitely the most annoying dirty move among NBA players.

Because a simple step may ruin a player's subsequent career and ruin a player's lifelong hopes.

Even there are fans speaking for Bruce Bowen under the news.

It was said that Bowen just stretched his legs, but Lin Yue hit Bowen with force and caused a concussion.

This cruel side is simply unforgivable, calling Lin Yue a yellow-skinned devil walking on the basketball court.

The league should permanently ban a scourge like Lin Yue!

But there are only a few brainless fans who can't relate to the Spurs' keyboard warrior.

Lin Yue's elbow swing at that time can be understood by ordinary fans.

Even though the consequences of Lin Yue's actions were cruel, Bowen definitely deserved his step.

Even that night, many stars in the league publicly supported Lin Yue.

Among them, Lin Yue's teammate Vince Carter, who had been stepped on by Bowen and almost ruined his career, was interviewed in front of the media.

"There is no doubt that I raise my hands to support Lin Yue this time. Violence is not promoted on the basketball court, but sometimes violence can make the environment on the basketball court better."

“That guy Bruce is as disgusting as a rat in the sewer, he’s a very dirty guy.

He always wants to use his feet to destroy others. This is not what basketball should be like! "

"In the past, in any quarrels in the league, I would call for calm. I am not a person who likes violence or advocates violence.

But this time, I am firmly on Lin Yue's side! "

"To be honest, if it were me in that situation, I would beat up that guy Bruce!"

In addition to Vince Carter publicly expressing his dissatisfaction and disgust with Bowen and his views on the matter.

Kobe, Ray Allen, Iverson, and Crawford, who were also hurt by Bruce Bowen's dirty moves, also expressed some opinions on the matter.

Compared to Kobe's roundabout criticism, Bulls star Crawford was much more straightforward, directly expressing his disgust for Bruce Bowen.

There was even a sense of gloating in the words, saying that Bruce Bowen's injury was purely deserved.

Although Lin Yue's approach was cruel, it was more like eliminating harm for the alliance.

"You know, there are always some people in the league who are always annoying. Instead of trying to improve their game, they try to hurt their opponents."

"To this day, I can't forget the scene when Bruce tried to pad me. It was a despicable dirty trick."

"If it weren't for my outstanding physical fitness and I just accidentally sprained my ankle while being stepped on, it might be difficult for me to stand here now."

"Some people don't deserve sympathy. I still applaud him after he is injured. Yes, that's right, I'm talking about that guy Bruce!"

After Bruce Bowen was hit hard, not only did he not receive sympathy from people, but he also attracted criticism from many stars in the league.

This incident was definitely unexpected by Spurs fans.

The theory of victim innocence has been deeply ingrained in the hearts of fans.

When Bruce Bowen is injured so badly, people subconsciously feel like Bowen is the real victim in this incident.

The statements made by Carter, Kobe, Crawford and others made fans feel that Bowen really did not deserve their sympathy.

As a strongman who has been selected to the All-Defensive Team three times in his career, Bowen has been labeled dirty.

Even a good old guy like Vince Carter, who never likes to hype himself up, immediately stood up to support Lin Yue.

Made no secret of his distaste for Bruce Bowen.

It is not difficult to see how bad Bowen's reputation is in the league!

Throughout the incident, except for the Spurs players and teammates around Bowen, no current or even retired stars were willing to stand up and support Bowen.

Even though Lin Yue's reaction in this conflict was indeed a bit strong.

But even so, no one was willing to stand up and sympathize with Bowen and acknowledge Bowen's status as a victim in the brawl.

Obviously, no one except Popovich likes that dirty dog ​​Bowen!

Since Lin Yue's fighting behavior is a bit bad, the league will definitely punish Lin Yue.

Outside media predict that Lin Yue may be suspended for no less than ten games, and may even reach more than fifteen games.

If a player is suspended by the league for ten games, that is already a big deal. Suspensions of fifteen or even twenty games are even rarer in recent seasons.

You must know that the Auburn Hills Palace incident has not occurred during this period, and the league's punishment for fighting is not too severe, and it is far from the stage of frightened birds.

Although Stern had long wanted to vigorously rectify the league's image, he did not impose too severe punishment before the incident at the Palace of Auburn Hills.

Even Washington, who was playing for the Lakers at the time, punched Tomjanovich in the face.

As a result, the latter was seriously injured and hospitalized, almost dying.

Due to such bad behavior, Washington was only suspended for 26 games by the league.

In contrast, in 2006, Anthony was suspended for 15 games by the league just after chasing his opponent on the court.

Through comparison, it is not difficult to see how much the league's judgment on punishment for fighting has changed before and after the Auburn Hills incident.

The outside world is very curious about how the league will handle this matter.