The reason for saying this is mainly because Poole's actions are indeed coherent, and Poole's purpose is to grab the ball, not to commit a crime against Morant's knee. Some people may think that Poole touched Morant's knee, which caused Morantra to hurt the inside of his right knee. But Poole's actions are obviously outward. If this action really leads to Morant's injury, Morant's injury position should be outside his knee.

Curry talked about Molat's injury.

In the match between Warriors and Grizzlies, Morant was injured in his right knee due to physical discomfort. Because Morant is the star of the Grizzlies, Morant's injury and retirement will directly affect the Grizzlies' next game. When talking about Morant's injury, Curry said that he didn't want to see anyone get hurt, but also said that Poole didn't mean any harm, and Poole never fouled maliciously.

Poole's action was indeed a foul, but there was no malicious foul.

For Poole, Poole is really fighting for the ball with Morant. At the normal first moment, Poole's 1 hit the ball, but the second hit hit Morant's knee because of the distance. Under normal circumstances, Poole's behavior can't lead to Morant's injury, and many people also suspect that Morant was injured because he defended Thompson.

Poole's scope of action is not large.

Some people think that Poole's action is very large, and even think that this action directly affects Morant's way of exerting power. In fact, Poole's movements were obvious and outward, and his palm did not make a grasping movement. Poole's action was only a slight brush on Morant's knee. If this situation can lead to Morant's injury, the probability of Morant's injury is the lateral and lower knee, not the medial knee. In any case, no one wants to see anyone injured in the NBA playoffs, and hopes that Morant can recover as soon as possible, but Poole didn't mean to hurt the other side maliciously.