NBA players add to the group of complaints on refereeing on Twitter

To say that arbitration was a topic of discussion in the first game of the Western Conference semifinal series between the Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets on Sunday would be an epic euphemism. Both teams were summoned for a total of 45 personal fouls and four technical fouls. Chris Paul was ejected with 4.4 seconds to play. This has continued a trend that post-season of things getting difficult between players, coaches and officials.

The players on the ground were not the only ones to complain. Many actors have expressed themselves on Twitter with specific and general observations. Brooklyn Jets forward Jared Dudley said Chris Paul should have made a call for a shot at the end of the third quarter.

Rudy Gobert, of Utah's jazz center, joined Dudley, pointing out that his team had not had the same leeway in the first round against the same Rockets shooters .

Unsurprisingly, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban stepped in, along with Rockets GM Daryl Morey. As Gobert mentioned, both could be subject to a fine. That's what happened in the first round, the Nets co-owner, Joe Tsai, after supporting general manager Sean Marks, suspended for entering the officials' locker room after a game.

As for how the Rockets and Warriors should handle the refereeing in the second game and the rest of the series, retired center Kendrick Perkins had an idea of ​​what they should focus on.