Beijing time on April 19 news, NBA officially updated the last two minutes of yesterday's game between the Blue Nets and the Boston Celtics, which mentioned that only two missed judgments in the last two minutes of the game, and the rest of the penalties were correct.
And these two missed judgments are not all good for one team, but one for the Celtics and one for the Nets, so from the perspective of the penalty, there was no slot in yesterday's game.
The first missed judgment occurred with 1 minute and 35 seconds left before the end of the game, when the score was 109-109, the Celtics should have been Smart's three-point line shot was unsuccessful, and Jaylen Brown was fighting with multiple Nets players to grab rebounds. Before Brown took off, he was pushed by Seth Curry behind him, and the former lost his center of gravity and fell to the ground, and the referee did not whistle.
The second missed decision occurred with about 50 seconds left before the end of the game, when Kevin Durant quickly moved from one side of the free throw line to the other side in the front and then prepared to block Kyrie Irving, who was holding the ball near 45 degrees of the three-point line, and he was closely defended by Tatum during the march, who changed Durant's travel speed and route by constantly making physical contact, and the penalty report mentioned that it should be a foul, but it did not whistle.
Of course, the Missed Nets were also blessed, and Kyrie Irving then shot from outside the three-point line to give the team a three-point lead.
It's just that in the next 45 seconds they weren't so lucky, with frequent defensive holes, allowing Tatum of the Green Army to easily score a layup after getting the ball under the basket in the last minute.