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Extreme 5 to 0 Cuban was angry and officially protested to the Union!
In a game that ended this morning, the Warriors flew to Dallas to face the Lone Ranger, and in the end, the Warriors defeated the Lone Ranger 127-125, ushering in a two-game winning streak on the road, and Kerr did not forget to amuse reporters after the game, because it is too difficult for the Warriors to win on the road this season.
The Warriors on the road, once they trailed in the first quarter, they had a 0-20 record as of today's game, but today they broke the curse, trailing by three points in the first quarter, still beating their opponents and retaining the sixth place.
This position is very important for the Warriors, at least to skip the playoffs and go straight to the playoffs, so today's win is so important for the Warriors.
However, the Lone Ranger's side is not so happy, and Cuban took the lead in blowing up the pot!!
He said bluntly: I was crazy in a game with a two-point difference, and that was probably the worst penalty in NBA history. After the game, Shams reported that the Lone Ranger planned to lodge a formal protest with the NBA.
Here's what happened, with 1:54 left in the third quarter of the game, the referee ruled the Lone Ranger out of bounds before the timeout, and the Warriors had the ball. The timeout came back, the Lone Ranger ran to the other side of the court, the Warriors five were also a little confused, Poole assisted Looney to score two points.
In this regard, Cuban said: At that time, the referee first blew our ball, the announcer on the scene also broadcast, and then there was a timeout, during the timeout, the referee gave the ball to the warriors, when they did not tell us about the change of decision. Then, when they saw us standing like we were ready to serve, he gave the ball straight to the Warriors.
After the game, Curry also talked about it, saying: "I was on the bench at the time, and I saw the referee pointing in the direction of us, indicating that it was our ball, and then pointing to the bench of the Lone Ranger, which meant their timeout. Obviously, that round was supposed to be our ball, but after the timeout, the Lone Ranger had no one to defend and that was probably the easiest two points, which seemed strange, but from our point of view, the penalty was relatively clear.
In fact, whether it is a front and back serve, someone should come over, and when it is the lone ranger's turn to serve, no one comes, which is really a bit of a stretch.
And the referee also responded after the game: the original penalty for that ball on the field was the Warriors' possession, which can be seen on video. There was indeed a second gesture at the time, but that gesture meant a forced pause on the Lone Ranger.
Therefore, the final oolong of this matter is likely due to the fact that the announcer on the Lone Ranger side misinterpreted the referee's gestures, so he broadcast the wrong information and misled his home team.
What do you think about that?
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