There have been numerous takeaways from the 2018 NBA Finals so far. Among them is the idea that the referees are giving the Golden State Warriors somewhat of a lift by just being egregious at their jobs, as fans are relentlessly pointing out on social media that the officiating in the first two games of the series has greatly favored the defending champions.

Warriors rookie Jordan Bell, meanwhile, obviously is not buying the theory that the refs are helping his Warriors, who don't even need any considering the level of talent it has on the team.

When the Instagram account ballgod posted the video of Bell getting called for a foul while guarding Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James late in the third quarter of Game 2, Bell could not hold himself from commenting sarcastically on it.

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Well, that’s one good example of the right use of the SpongeBob mocking meme, Mr. Jordan Bell.

Bell finished the game with five points to go along with a rebound, a steal, and an assist in 11 minutes of action off the bench to help the Warriors cruise to a 122-103 win at home.

While there is a perceived imbalance of calls made by the referees, especially in Game 2, the Warriors, in fact, were called for 10 more fouls (25) than the Cavs (15).

Bell and the Warriors will look to go up 3-0 in the series this coming Wednesday in Cleveland. Golden State has only won three of their last five road games.