Zhu Meng faces ban! He elbowed and almost expelled: Curry came forward to advise + Butler forced him away

On May 9, the Warriors' semi-finals of the NBA playoff Warriors played against the Timberwolves again. Curry missed the game due to a strained left hamstring. In the second quarter, Green was given a technical foul for elbowing Reed. This year, he received 5 technical fouls and 2 malicious fouls. If he took two more Ts, he would be automatically suspended for one game.

Warriors and Timberwolves G2 played until 8 minutes and 46 seconds in the second quarter. Zhumeng was fouled by Reed, but Zhumeng had an elbow to hit Reed. The latter covered his head and fell to the ground in pain. The referee played this scene many times, and finally added Zhumeng to a technical foul. Zhumeng was very dissatisfied with the referee's penalty and continued to complain about the referee.

Timberwolves fans cheered and signaled to give Zhu Meng another technical foul. Seeing this, Curry quickly went over to advise Zhu Meng Zhu Meng, but Zhu Meng was still very excited. Then Butler grabbed Zhu Meng Zhu Meng's jersey, and Cole quickly replaced Zhu Meng Zhu Meng and let him calm down. If Curry and Butler had not come forward to stop him, Zhu Meng would have eaten T and were expelled from the field again.

According to statistics, since this year's playoffs, Zhu Meng Green has received 5 technical fouls and 2 first-level malicious fouls. If he eats two more technical fouls, he will be suspended for one game, and if he eats two more first-level malicious fouls or a second-level malicious foul, Zhu Meng will also be suspended for one game; it is obvious that Zhu Meng is facing a ban crisis.