On May 3, Beijing time, the NBA officially released the last two minutes of the judges' report of G1 in yesterday's Warriors and Grizzlies series. According to the report, there were three missed judgments in the last two minutes of the game, two of which were the Warriors' losses. At the last minute, the issue of the out-of-bounds ball controversy has finally been settled.
The first missed error occurred 1 minute and 46 seconds before the end of the game. Morant attacked with the ball, jackson jr. stayed in the box for more than three seconds, a three-second violation that was missed, and Morant finally scored the ball, when in fact the Grizzlies should have been awarded a three-second violation before he scored. The one who suffers is the warriors.
The second missed error occurred 17.5 seconds before the end of the race. Curry had just finished the key cover on Morant. When the Warriors counterattacked, the teammates passed the ball to Curry, and facing the bag clip, Curry had already moved the pivotal foot before dribbling. The referee's report pointed out that this was a missed walking violation. It was the Grizzlies who suffered the loss, who could have taken back the ball and gained more offensive time.
The third wrongful omission is also the most controversial one. In the last 4.8 seconds of the game, Thompson missed two free throws, and when the second free throw missed, the two sides fought for rebounds, and because they were not sure who touched the boundary, the referee let the two sides compete for the ball. In fact, the ball is Brooks out of bounds, and the ball should belong to the Warriors. Many fans complained about how the referee did not play back to determine the ball, and the NBA official has officially explained this situation. Because according to the current rules, the referee does not have the power to play back the last two minutes, and only the coach challenges it, and the video can be played back.
In the end, the Warriors narrowly defeated the Grizzlies with a key three-pointer from Thompson and two important defenses by the Splash Brothers to win the road and lead 1-0 on aggregate. Pooler, Morant and Little Jackson scored 30+ together, creating playoff history, and it was the splash brothers who finally locked in the victory.