Thunder wins G4 by referee? The Pacers have been criticized for being unfavorable for many disputes. Most famous reporters complained that Xiao Hua led the Thunder

On June 14, the NBA Finals ushered in the G4 leg. The Thunder defeated the Pacers 111-104 away, tied the total score of the series 2-2!

Before the start of this game, the NBA officially announced the referee lineup, specifically: referee Scott Foster, second referee Josh Tiven, third referee Sean Wright, and alternate referee Courtney Kirkland. According to previous calls, today's referee arrangement is good for the Thunder.

The referee group's call record in this game is as follows:

Pacers 0 wins and 4 losses in the playoffs

Foster called G3 in the East Finals, and the Pacers lost 100-106 to the Knicks;

Josh Tiven called G3 in the second round, and the Pacers lost 104-126 to the Cavaliers;

Sean Wright 0 wins and 100-106 to the Knicks;

Josh Tiven called G5 in the East Finals, and the Pacers lost 94-111 to the Knicks.

Thunders won 5 wins and 0 losses in the season

Foster called the Thunder two games in the regular season, and the Thunder won 27 points in two games; the Thunder won all three times in the playoffs, and the Thunder won a total of 117 points in five games.

The playoff call record is as follows:

called the Thunder Nuggets G2, and the Thunder defeated the Nuggets 149-106 43 points;

called the Thunder Nuggets tied with a tiebreak, and the Thunder defeated the Nuggets 125-93 32 points;

called the Thunder Timberwolves G2, and the Thunder defeated the Timberwolves 118-103 15 points.

In this game, there were many controversial penalties on the court, most of which were beneficial to the Thunder. The most controversial penalties came from the first half. At that time, when Dort was in a dead ball state, he knocked Halliburton over with a palm, but Foster had no words, and this round also attracted huge boos at the scene.

In other rounds, Caruso cut the ball behind him and stole Halliburton. Carlisle was furious and thought there was a foul; Nesmith was knocked down by the defense and still hit a three-pointer, and the live commentator questioned that he did not play 3+1; Caruso flew to steal the trolley and took off his layup, did not make a foul, but played the frontcourt ball; Shepard, the Pacers, hit a three-pointer due to serious interference from the top of the arc, and did not play 3+1.

Bay Area reporter Jason Dumas said: "It's a very one-sided call, and what's worse is that this is something people expected before the game. It's very bad."

Yahoo reporter Vincent Goodwill wrote: This is not a malicious foul, don't be too outrageous, it's obviously a tough playoff foul

Celtics reporter Dan Greenberg wrote: "Xiao Hua doesn't even hide it anymore!"

Rockets reporter Lachard Binkley wrote: "The referee has no consistency in the call of malicious fouls between the two sides!"

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