May 3 news, the NBA's latest referee report came out, the Warriors and Grizzlies in the last 2 minutes of the game there were 3 missed judgments, the Warriors suffered two losses, but they won the game. During the match, Green was also expelled from the game, and after the game, the league confirmed that Green was a second-degree malicious foul and would not be changed.
The warriors and Grizzlies played very fiercely in the first game, with the two teams drawing multiple times in the final 2 minutes and the referee missing three mistakes. First, when there were 1 minute and 46 seconds left in the game, Morant hit a single, but the referee's report showed that Jackson under the basket was an offensive 3-second violation at this time, and should be blown, if it was blown, Morant's two points did not exist, which was not fair to the Warriors.
The second missed judgment was when the game was 17.5 seconds left, after Curry blocked Morant, the Warriors counterattacked, when Curry received the ball again, there was a walking violation, but the referee did not blow the penalty, the Warriors continued to attack, and then Clay went to the free throw line, but two penalties were missed, and the third wrongful judgment was the rebounding scramble, in fact, Brooks touched the ball out of the bottom line, but the referee gave the scramble, which was also a controversy, after all, the referee did not look at the replay, Brooks touched the ball is relatively clear, the Grizzlies got the ball, but Morant's kill did not hit.
From the overall blow penalty point of view, 3 wrong and missed judgments, in fact, have an impact on the course of the game, Morant's 2 points, the controversial out of bounds is beneficial to the Grizzlies, Curry's steps If you blow penalties, the Grizzlies may have already got the ball. Of course, the report can't change the result, and in the game, Green was expelled, which is also the focus of heated discussion. The league confirmed Green's second-degree malicious foul after the game and would not change it. Of course, for Green and the Warriors, the second game is also crucial, and if they win again on the road, then this series has the initiative.