On December 29, Beijing time, the NBA officially released the last two minutes of the sun and grizzlies game report. According to the report, there were a total of 4 missed judgments in the last two minutes of the game, including 3 missed and 1 wrong judgment. The most critical missed judgment was that Morant had already walked before the anti-kill, and this omission was likely to change the outcome of the game. Let's take a look at the specific errors and omissions -
The first missed error occurred 35.7 seconds before the end of the race. Paul and Booker touched Bane's left and right hands respectively while scrambling for the ball, affecting his scramble for the ball. It was a no-ball foul, the referee missed blowing, and the profit side was the sun.
The second missed decision occurred 9.8 seconds before the end of the game, when Adams of the Grizzlies grabbed the Suns' Jaylen Smith's left arm while scrambling for a rebound, a missed foul. The profiteer is the Grizzlies.
The third missed error occurred 8.1 seconds before the end of the race. The referee blew the Grizzlies a 24-second violation, but the referee reported that the Grizzlies' shot actually hit the basket and should be replayed this round. The profiteer is the sun.
The fourth wrongful omission is also the most critical one. 3.7 seconds before the end of the match, Morant scored with the ball and scored a counter-kill. The referee's report pointed out that Morant had already taken a step before the anti-kill. The profiteer is the Grizzlies.
In the final moments of the game, Booker first hit a three-pointer to overtake the Grizzlies, and the Grizzlies' Morant extreme layup scored a counter-kill to help the Grizzlies beat the Suns 114-113. The referee's report pointed to Morant's move forward in the kill, meaning that the outcome of the game was likely to change as a result. When the sun saw such a report, he did not know how to feel.