On January 22, Beijing time, the NBA officially released the final two-minute referee report of the Lakers vs Grizzlies. The report pointed out that there was only one missed decision in the last two minutes of the match, but this missed decision could affect the final outcome of the match. On Clark's final penalty, Wilson entered the line early to commit a violation, and Clark missed this free throw, and should have had a heavy penalty opportunity to drag the game into overtime. In the end, the Lakers narrowly defeated the Grizzlies 122-121.
This time the missed judgment came 1.9 seconds before the end of the game. At that time, Clark hit the first free throw, but the second shot was not made, and the slow motion showed that Wilson had rushed to the three-point line. The referee report pointed out that this was an early entry violation, the referee missed the Grizzlies to suffer, and the Lakers profited. In the end, Clark missed the goal, and the Lakers narrowly won by one point. If the referee doesn't miss the violation, the Grizzlies have the chance to take the kick hard and drag the game into overtime.
I have to say that the Lakers, who have suffered referee losses many times before, finally made a profit once. Before the Lakers vs the King, the referee's report showed that the 4 wrong judgments in the last two minutes were all losses for the Lakers, especially Nunn's 3+1 was leaked, which directly led to the Lakers losing the game. Now this game, it can be regarded as the Lakers' hard work. Schroder made a key steal 2+1 to help the Lakers magically win. The referee's report also noted that Schroeder had not committed a foul on the tackle. Schroeder has revealed that before that round, he told the referee that he would pinch first instead of fouling.
So far this season, the Lakers are 21-25, still 13th in the West, and they need to win more wins as soon as possible to make the playoffs, and the good news is that the thick eyebrows are coming back from injury, and the latest reports say he is expected to return to the court in January.