“Similarly ridiculous”: Stephen A. Smith from ESPN blows NBA RefS for Dillon Brooks ejection

In view of the blowout victory on Sunday via the Suns, the export of the veteran striker Dillon Brooks has not proven to be expensive for the Houston Rockets in Phoenix in the second quarter.

However, it drew attention in the entire league. This includes experienced NBA media personality Stephen A. Smith, who published a social media message to defend Brooks during the game.

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Then Smith expanded his thoughts at ESPN the next morning. As usual, he did not hold back.

Under Smith’s comments:

He did nothing. He did nothing to justify an expulsion from this game. We all love the league and we all support the league, but that’s the kind of things that the league harms here.

That guarantees no expense. There was no argument or something.

If you throw a player over something like that, you have no consideration of the fans. Zero. The fans come to see them play. Dillon Brooks had not ejected business. You cannot talk about the love of the game and how much we should love and support the game, and you rob the fans of a game. It doesn’t matter that he is neither LeBron (James) nor Steph Curry. He is not a superstar. But damn it, he can play and he contributes to this squad in Houston … which, incidentally, is becoming more and more legitimate every day.

Throwing him up is absolutely ridiculous. The sensitivity of the civil servants must be increased at a certain point in time. Just take a moment. These boys only chase cats out of the game, and I don’t like it at all.

The discussion participants Kendrick Perkins and Shannon Sharpe – Perkins, a former NBA player, and Sharpe, a former National Football League player (NFL) – take both agree to Smith’s evaluation.