Although Sloan was a rookie coach (as defined by himself), he also knew how to apply pressure and immediately dealt with Bavetta.

Bavetta glared at him coldly, and one sentence left Sloan speechless: "Because the opponent's actions are illegal, your players can launch personal attacks on the opponent?"

"Dick Bavetta is a person who looks stupid when he looks horizontally, looks stupid when he looks vertically, looks stupid when he is far, and looks stupid when he looks up close."

McHale echoed: "He's just stupid after all!"

"Yes, but if the stupid things this idiot does are beneficial to us, don't you think this idiot will look a lot more pleasing to the eye?" Louis was prepared to be disgusted by Bavetta before coming to MSG today.

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It's useful to put pressure on certain referees, it's useful to threaten, it's useful to even stand on the sidelines and chat with them, but with Bavetta, there's really nothing you can do if he messes up a game.

Malone's complaints and the Jazz coaching staff's entanglement led to Bavetta adding a technical foul to them.

Frank Leyden, Sloan's assistant and former Jazz head coach, was so angry that he said, "You just judge New York to win!"

"Oh?" Bavetta asked coldly, "Your player attacked the opponent personally, and I gave him a foul. Is there something wrong with me? He knew his mistake and refused to admit it and questioned my authority, but you didn't dissuade him and worked with him.
Chapter completed!