The G2 battle in the Western Conference Finals is about to begin, and the referee on duty has been confirmed, and the brothers Foster and Tony are on the list

In the G2 match of the playoffs, the Timberwolves continued to challenge the Thunder away. After the G1 match ended, the content of the game detonated US media and fans.

After the game, NBA Memes directly sent a picture to let netizens and fans tell which one was fouled:

"Only one of the two rounds in the picture was fouled, you can never guess which one it is!"

Before the start of the Western Conference Final G2, the NBA officially updated the three referees in this game, as well as the substitute referees, and the playback center of this game.

The referee is Scott Foster, who has enforced four games in the playoffs this season, including two Thunders against the Nuggets.

Among them, the Thunder defeated the Nuggets in the G2 match against the Nuggets, and the Thunder beat the Nuggets 149-106 by 43 points, among which Alexander won the highest 11 free throws in the game, and made all 11 free throws.

In the tiebreak battle between the Thunder and the Nuggets, the Thunder defeated the Nuggets 125-93, and Alexander won 9 free throws in this game.

The second referee Brades is a well-known figure in the NBA fan circle. According to statistics, he has played 209 playoff games in the NBA, but the game he left the deepest impression on is the 14-year battle between the Thunder and the Clippers. In that game, there were 4 controversial penaltyes in a single game, which also led to the Clippers' final elimination. The league asked him to make a written explanation after the game, but the ending could not be changed, which also made fans hate him very much. ‌

The third referee Pat Frach began his career in 2006 and has more than 15 years of law enforcement experience. He made his first law enforcement finals in 2020 and enforced multiple playoff and regular season games in the 2020-2021 season.

Yesterday's referee report for the Pacers against the Knicks was also released today. Both missed judgments were not good for the visiting Pacers. If the Pacers were not strong enough, the results of the game might be rewritten. Then, do you think the referees in this game will have missed judgments or missed judgments?