Steve Kerr was he fed up with the performance of his Golden State Warriors to the point of finding a way to get out? Probably not, but in any case he did not have to inflict the second part of the non-match of his troops from the bench.
The most flushed and rigged match you’ll see this year
Last night, already dropped Golden State Warriors had to do without their coach in the second half. Out of it, Steve Kerr fell for arbitration at the end of the first period and was ejected.
The buzzer may have sounded, but the technician obviously wanted too much to explain to the referees what he thought of their performance. We imagine that to this must be added the dramatic one of his team, led 63-37 at that time.
Steve Kerr was ejected at the end of the first half in Memphis pic.twitter.com/vEHasvoL9r
— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) March 29, 2022
According to Anthony Slater of The Athletic, it was an oversight of what Steve Kerr thought was goaltending that initiated his rage.
Steve Kerr was just ejected leaving the floor at halftime. Went after the referee following what it seemed like he thought was goaltend. Two technicals. Warriors down 63-37 at halftime in Memphis. They’re fading toward a 1-4 road trip.
— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) March 29, 2022
Deprived of Stephen Curry, Draymond Green or even Klay Thompson at kick-off, the Warriors therefore had to do without their coach for the second half of the match. Impossible to come back in these conditions, of course. But they only lost the 2nd half by two points. At the same time, the Grizzlies only had to unroll quietly.
In any case, it is not the great serenity in the Bay Area, where the return of Draymond Green has absolutely not changed the situation.
Draymond Green is depressed and finds himself useless
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