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An interesting scene happened at the last moment of today’s game between Warriors and Timberwolves. After teammate Poole hit the layup, the dream chasing on the bench entered the field to jump on one foot and celebrate with passion, and ate a lot of anger, which triggered a heated discussion among netizens.

Should I Eat T for the behavior of chasing dreams?

Obviously Curry thought it shouldn’t be. He was obviously very dissatisfied with the penalty. Later, he also deliberately entered the venue to celebrate, waving a towel directly to the referee and eating a T.

Then my cousin will show you some NBA regulations on “bench etiquette” today.

First of all, NBA stipulates that judges can judge technical fouls at any time without prior warning, if the referee believes that the behavior of any player present or the person sitting on the bench is harmful to the game, he can be punished for technical foul, which must be awarded to an individual.

So does the behavior of chasing dreams constitute the degree of “harmful to the competition?

The dream pursuit was very wronged. He said in the interview after the game that “I am entered the market, but I was in the corner of the other end of the stadium and did not affect anyone.”

But the referee thought that he had influenced the game, plus he was a dream-chasing (eating T talent), so he had the right to play dream-chasing T.

In fact, for a long time, the league has not strictly restricted players to celebrate on the bench, because there is no explicit stipulation that the league punishment is also loose at the moment, which leads to very poor management of this behavior, players often affect the front-row audience’s watching experience, and sometimes affect the performance of players on the court.

This season, the league’s requirements for players’ bench etiquette are still much stricter than before, which is also related to Warriors.

In the last season’s playoff Warriors VS Lone Ranger series, the players in the Lone Ranger bench affected the experience of players and spectators on the court because they stood for a long time, the Alliance issued a total of 100000 dollars of tickets (The Lone Ranger was fined 175000 three times before and after).

Since we started this, we must treat each other equally, so the league will now use a series of regulations to restrict the behavior of the players on the bench, including technical fouls and fines.

At present, the league stipulates: “Players who do not participate in the competition are not allowed to stand on the ground at any time or for any reason, the referee will evaluate the behavior of the replacements entering the field or” distracting “in the game.”

Therefore, although there is dissatisfaction in chasing dreams, from the perspective of the referee, his one-foot jump may distract the players’ attention on the court, and there is no problem to give him a T.

Let’s look at another question next. After the tuhao Kusai, he announced that today’s fine was covered (clay was moved).

How much will he and the dream chasing be fined? Where will the money eventually go?

NBA also has clear regulations on fines for technical fouls. Details are as follows:

During the regular season:

The first to the fifth skill criminal, each fine 2000 dollars

The sixth to the tenth skill criminals, each fine is 3,000 dollars.

The 11th to 15th skill criminals are fined 4,000 dollars each time.

Eat the 16th skill criminal, fine 5000 dollars, and ban another game

Next to the 16th, a fine of 5,000 dollars each time and a ban on every two games

During the playoffs:

The first to the second skill criminal, each fine 2000 dollars

The third to the fourth skill criminal, each fine 3000 dollars

The 5th to 6th skill criminals, each fine 4000 dollars

Eat the 7th skill criminal, fine 5000 dollars, plus a ban

After the seventh, a fine of 5,000 dollars each time, and a ban on every two games

Since the dream chasing received the seventh T of this season, his fine was 3,000 US dollars, plus Curry’s own 2,000 US dollars, tuhaoku won the dream chasing heart with 5,000 US dollars this time..

It should be pointed out that the number of technical criminals per person in the season is calculated independently. After the season ends, the number of technical criminals in the regular season and the playoffs will not be accumulated to the next season.

The league also has a good way to deal with the penalty for technical fouls paid by the players. Each penalty for writing skills will be divided into two parts, which will be transferred into the accounts of the players’ union and NBA respectively, then the players’ union and NBA will hand over the money to their respective cooperative charities for charity.