There's trolling, and then there's what Warriors coach Steve Kerr did on Monday.
Kerr opened his media availability with his best James Harden impersonation -- by flopping.
Steve Kerr enters his presser, flops on a reporter and jokes it should be a foul. He then discusses the noise coming out of the Rockets camp at length. pic.twitter.com/KS0PC8DmvE— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) April 29, 2019
"Jeeze, that's a foul. That's a foul," Kerr joked. "That was on Ann [Killion]."
Kerr's flop comes in response to the Rockets complaining about the officiating in the Warriors' 104-100 Game 1 win over Houston.
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"I mean, I just want a fair chance, man," Harden, whose known for flopping and drawing fouls, said after the loss.
On Monday, the NBA issued their Last Two Minute Report, which stated three non-calls favored the Warriors. However, the report also said that there was a correct no-call that Harden complained about with 10 seconds left: Harden (HOU) draws Green (GSW) into the air during his shot attempt. Green jumps in front of Harden and would have missed him if Harden hadn't extended his legs.
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The officiating from Game 1 had everyone up in arms on Sunday. It's only been one game, and both sides are sure to have their eyes on the referees during Tuesday's Game 2.
