Love to escape the ban is still reviewing the TT action

Cavaliers forward Kevin Love is not banned by the league, and it is not known whether Tristan Thompson will be banned because the league is still reviewing his beating.

At the last moment of the opening game of yesterday's Finals, Love, who had already taken a rest, stood up and walked into a three-point area on the left corner; Thompson then fouled Sean Livingston and was expelled from secondary fouls. Carrefour also raised his hand to indicate that he did not understand such a penalty; and during the conflict between Thompson and Draymond Green, Carrefour did not return to the bench, but still stood on the court.

According to the rules of the league, players on the bench must not leave the bench to enter the court when a conflict erupts on the field. In the preseason game between the Portland Trail Blazers and the Suns, Alex Lane and Gleb-Swanigan clash, and CJ McCollum on the bench straight into the stadium. The result was a ban on the suspension and a loss of $165,000; during the Warriors' home game against the Wizards during the regular season this season (on October 28 last year), there was a collision with Bradley Bill. Wizards players Markif Morris and Carrick Falix were both banned from the league because of leaving the bench.

However, according to a coalition source, Love will not be banned.

In an interview after the match yesterday, Love had stated that he did not worry that he would be punished by the league. "No," said Love. "Before the conflict, I was already on the court and I have been trying to get the referees' attention."

Thompson may be banned because of beating Green, but there is no official news of this. According to sources, the league is still reviewing Thompson's actions. If Thompson is banned, then the league will announce the decision later today.

In yesterday's game, Love played 39 minutes, he shot 9 of 20 shots (1 of 3 pointers), 2 of 2 free throws scored 21 points and 13 rebounds; Thompson played 20 minutes and he shot 1 of 4 Only 2 points and 5 rebounds.

In any case, Love is not suspended, this is a comfort to the Cavaliers.

The second game of the finals will continue to be held at the Warriors on the next Monday (June 4th).

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