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Alperen Sengun Calls Out Warriors Over Foul Complaints From 2025 Playoff Series

The All-Star’s remarks from a Turkish interview resurfaced stateside, sharpening offseason scrutiny of Houston’s trajectory after the Kevin Durant trade.

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Overview

  • In an interview with Socrates Dergi, Sengun said Golden State “fouled a lot” and “were the ones crying” about non-calls during the seven-game first round.
  • Sengun noted that head coach Ime Udoka does not permit Rockets players to publicly argue with officials, saying complaints are handled internally.
  • Golden State closed the series with a 103-89 Game 7 win in Houston, as Sengun averaged roughly 20.9 points, 11.9 rebounds and 5.3 assists in the matchup.
  • Newsweek reported the Warriors were called for more fouls than Houston across the series (150 to 124), with Game 7 featuring equal personals and a 21–9 Rockets edge in free throws.
  • The comments were widely republished in U.S. outlets and drew social-media backlash, as Sengun also shared that he was sad about Jalen Green’s inclusion in the Durant trade and described early messages with Durant.