NBA three news: Thunder Pacers G4 referee report, Durant s favorite next home is released, Adams renews contract with the Rockets

On June 15, there is no NBA Finals game today. Let's take a look at three news: the Thunder and Pacers G4 referee report is released; Durant's favorite next home emerges; Adams and the Rockets renew their contracts for 3 years and $39 million!

Thunder Pacers draw 2-2 with

First: Yesterday, the Thunder and Pacers ended in G4. The Thunder defeated the Pacers 111-104 away and equalized the score 2-2! There were a lot of controversy in this game, and referee Foster was even more criticized, but the NBA officially released the referee report for the last two minutes, without any misjudgment, and all the penalty was correct. The sample size in the last 2 minutes is too small, and publishing the referee report has no meaning and cannot have any impact on the game results. The next G5 Tianwangshan battle will be held at the Thunder home court. We hope that the referee will not steal the show and let the players decide the outcome of the game!

Adu wants to leave the Suns

Second: It is no secret that Durant is leaving the Suns. According to reporter Shams, the Heat, Spurs and Rockets are Durant's favorite next home. Durant has achieved brilliant achievements in his career. He won two championships and MVPs during his time as the Warriors, but since leaving the Warriors, joining the Nets and the Suns, he has not achieved real success. He averaged 36.5 minutes per game this season, averaged 26.6 points, 6 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game, and his shooting percentage is 53%.

Westbrook became a free agent

Durant is 36 years old and is in the final stage of his career, but his shooting ability has not declined much and he is still very competitive. Durant will definitely want to exchange for some useful assets in Sun trading, so Adu’s transaction will not be reached so quickly. We will wait and see where his next stop will go. It is worth mentioning that Westbrook, who plays for the Nuggets, is expected to reject the player option and become a complete free agent, and his future is also worthy of fans' attention.

Adams and the Rockets renewed their contract with the Rockets

3: Reporter Shams reported that the Rockets and center Adams reached a three-year, $39 million contract. Adams is not a player with excellent statistics. He averaged 13.7 minutes per game last season, with only 3.9 points and 5.6 rebounds, but his professional qualities are worthy of recognition. As long as he plays, he will work diligently, act as a blue-collar player, actively cover, fight for rebounds and do a good job in protecting the basket. At the same time, his experience can also play a role in the locker room and help young people grow.