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Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green successfully appealed his
technical foul from Saturday night's win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, as
the NBA announced it rescinded the call Monday.
Green now has 14 technicals on the season, which puts him two away from
triggering an automatic one-game suspension. He was originally issued his
15th in the second quarter of Saturday's game after being called for a foul
on a Jerami Grant shot near the rim.
The NBA apparently agreed that the referee overstepped in calling a technical
on Green, whose hand motions following the call were seemingly more to fire
up fans than to show anyone up. There is little doubt Green's reputation
played into the reaction; his 14 technicals are a league high, and he's been
consistently one of the most T'd-up players since entering the league.
Green acknowledged in 2015 that he sets aside money, knowing he is going to
get technicals at some point.
"Definitely," Green told reporters. "The mark of a good financial team is
knowing ... you really have to know who you're dealing with. And you know,
there's a little bit of money set aside in the budget for technical fouls
(laughter) ... part of planning."
The Warriors are third in the NBA behind the Oklahoma City Thunder and
Phoenix Suns for most technicals as a team.
Rescinding this call is more important because it decreases the likelihood
that Green will reach 16 tech and hit the suspension mark before the end of
the regular season. The counter resets in the playoffs, where players are
allowed six techs before getting suspended with the seventh.
影片:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0NxSthLx4A
聯盟取消了Draymond Green上一場對雷霆的第15次Technical foul
他們認為Green是在向觀眾咆哮 激勵球迷 並不是針對其他人
但Green身上仍有高居聯盟第一的14次Technical foul
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內容：
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green successfully appealed his
technical foul from Saturday night's win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, as
the NBA announced it rescinded the call Monday.
Green now has 14 technicals on the season, which puts him two away from
triggering an automatic one-game suspension. He was originally issued his
15th in the second quarter of Saturday's game after being called for a foul
on a Jerami Grant shot near the rim.
The NBA apparently agreed that the referee overstepped in calling a technical
on Green, whose hand motions following the call were seemingly more to fire
up fans than to show anyone up. There is little doubt Green's reputation
played into the reaction; his 14 technicals are a league high, and he's been
consistently one of the most T'd-up players since entering the league.
Green acknowledged in 2015 that he sets aside money, knowing he is going to
get technicals at some point.
"Definitely," Green told reporters. "The mark of a good financial team is
knowing ... you really have to know who you're dealing with. And you know,
there's a little bit of money set aside in the budget for technical fouls
(laughter) ... part of planning."
The Warriors are third in the NBA behind the Oklahoma City Thunder and
Phoenix Suns for most technicals as a team.
Rescinding this call is more important because it decreases the likelihood
that Green will reach 16 tech and hit the suspension mark before the end of
the regular season. The counter resets in the playoffs, where players are
allowed six techs before getting suspended with the seventh.
影片:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0NxSthLx4A
聯盟取消了Draymond Green上一場對雷霆的第15次Technical foul
他們認為Green是在向觀眾咆哮 激勵球迷 並不是針對其他人
但Green身上仍有高居聯盟第一的14次Technical foul
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