As we all know, yesterday Tyrone-Lou filled in the resume of his god of reversal. In the first half, the Clippers trailed by as many as 35 points at 31-66, which logically should have ended before halftime.
But in the second half of the two quarters, the Clippers all scored 40 points, and the vitality of the Clippers who changed the starting lineup improved by a notch, and the hard work also improved a notch, quickly recovering the point difference. Relying on Kennard's magical performance of 7 points in 10.9 seconds, the Clippers killed the Wizards.
The 35-point reversal was the second-biggest reversal in NBA history since the 1996-97 season, with the first major reversal being 36 points. At the same time, it is also the biggest reversal in the history of the Clippers.
Some of the earth-shattering reversals we've seen in the past have generally been around 25 points. But behind 35 points can still reverse the team, the Clippers are really the only one, Lue coach is worthy of the god of reversal, reverse Rivers.
But today's referee report came out, and the Clippers' wonderful game of 35-point reversal instantly changed its flavor. The NBA officially gave the referee report for the last 2 minutes of the game, with 3 missed judgments and 1 wrong decision.
The first missed sentence was the last 50 seconds, and the Wizards Pope's layup was not blown by the beater, which should be a two-throw. The second missed judgment, the last 30 seconds of Kuzma's steps did not blow, one after another is equivalent to offsetting.
But the third and fourth missteps were fatal, with 10.9 seconds left for the Clippers to serve from the sidelines, and Winslow gave Kennard, who shot a long-range three-pointer to make the score 112-115! The referee's report stated that the ball should have been a five-second serve violation.
In the final 1.9 seconds, Kennard hit a three-pointer and caused a foul on Beal to achieve a 3+1 kill. The referee's report pointed out that Before Kenard's shot, Bill had put his hands on Kennad's body and should have been blown off for an early foul, the goal was invalid, and Kennard had a free throw twice.
That is to say, Kennard's final crucial 7 points were invalid. Even if Kennard's final feel is really helpful, if it were not for the referee's missed judgment, the "Kennard" moment should not have existed.
Outrageous referee reports have been seen, but such outrageous ones have not yet been seen. Two consecutive rounds of misjudgment finally left the Wizards nailed to the column of shame. However, the 35-point lead can be reversed, and the Wizards themselves are humiliating enough.
This is where the referee reports the chicken ribs, no matter what it is said, the result of the game is no longer possible to change. What's the use of it other than disgusting the team and the fans?
The referee report has been out, the wrong judgment has always been there, anyway, it will not be changed, it is to play.