Throw his "arm" into people就是意思指他上籃的時候會用手臂的動作去增加contact來製造犯規的意思。 ATH上面看到這句第一個反應就是Jlin空手切入接到walker傳球後往右邊跨一大步上籃得分那個畫面。明顯的左手有推開白邊的動作。反正他意思就是林書豪打球製造犯規的方式防守方要很小心,然後在後面的談話也暗示裁判不公。
Monday, April 25, 2016 Hassan Whiteside frustrated with Hornets in the "flop-offs"
At first, Hassan Whiteside declined to address it.
Asked by Fox Sports Sun's Jason Jackson about the Hornets attacking the paint and getting calls -- they had 30 free throws to the Heat's 21.
"I don't even want to get on the calls," Whiteside said. "I ain't got nothing to say.That's crazy."
Oh, but he had plenty to say.
The next question was about how he gets more involved offensively.
"You know, I've just got to do a better job of looking out for Cody (Zeller) flopping," Whiteside said. "You know, the guy's flopping. I've just got to do a better job of that. And not get offensive fouls."
Then, about Jeremy Lin, who scored 21:
"We've just got to watch out for him, because he likes to throw his arms into people," Whiteside said. "Basically, almost, I don't know, man. I really don't know...."
Whiteside laughed, trying to stop from saying anything else.
Later, after another round of reporters arrived, Whiteside was asked how he stays composed.
"What can I say?" Whiteside said. "If I say something, I get T'd up, it costs me money. Can't say nothing about the refs, or they'll fine me. Nothing I can say."
Told that Dwyane Wade said the aggressive style of defense was what Miami wants to do, Whiteside nodded.
"Yeah, they know that," Whiteside said. "So they just get in the lane, throw their head back, and ref just says foul...."
Whiteside then referred to the playoffs as "the flop-offs."
"I thought the playoffs were physical," Whiteside said. "This ain't physical."