Second-level evil offender! Matherin provoked his opponent and was expelled to cause controversy. The hot conflict turned out to be both skilled offenders

On May 12, the Cavaliers fought against the Pacers again in the NBA playoffs. A conflict broke out in the first quarter of G4. Matherin provoked Hunter to cause a conflict. Hunter took revenge and pushed Matherin down. Turner stood up for his teammates and pushed Hunter away directly. In the end, the referee called Matherin for a second-level malicious foul and was expelled from the field. Hunter and Turner both received technical fouls.

Cavaliers and Pacers G4 hit Hunter until 4 minutes and 32 seconds in the first quarter. Mathering hit Hunter, who covered his abdomen and felt very painful. Then Hunter rushed over and pushed Mathering down with both hands. Seeing this, Miles Turner rushed over and pushed Hunter away. Hunter communicated with the referee as soon as possible. Mathering grinned and celebrated the success of the provocation. The game was suspended, and the three referees played the conflict scene many times.

Hunt called out to Mathering from the air: I will find you, we will see you outside the court after the game.

The final referee called out, and Matherin was directly expelled from the field after a second-degree malicious foul due to hit Hunter's abdomen. The Pacers booed the referee at home; Hunter and Turner both took technical fouls for pushing people; in this game, Matherin came on as a substitute and was expelled due to conflict after only 1 minute and 20 seconds.

In this round of series, Matherin has clashed with Hunter many times. Today, Matherin was expelled from a second-level evil offender due to a small move, causing heated discussion. American fans said: For the first time in NBA history, a player was expelled from the field for pushing his opponent's chest with his hands. The verdict for the expulsion of Matherin should be revoked. The NBA is a joke.