The referee report of the Lake Yong battle was released, and the warriors benefited twice!
The referee report of the Lake Yong battle was released, and the warriors benefited twice!
A few days ago, the Huyong battle can be called the "NBA Spring Festival Gala", the two sides alternated leads 16 times, tied 16 times, and it took two overtime games to determine the winner. In the end, James helped the Lakers narrowly defeat the Warriors 145-144 with a free throw and won the key battle. In this game, James scored 36 points, 20 rebounds and 12 assists in a super large triple-double, with thick eyebrows 29+13 and Russell 28 points. On the Warriors' side, Curry scored 46 points, 3 rebounds and 7 assists, Thompson 24 points, Wiggins 22 points, and Green 8 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists.
Even though it was only a regular season game, Warriors fans didn't buy the penalty in the game, believing that the Lakers were "helped" by the referee, and the 46-16 free throw was what Warriors fans thought was unfair. In this regard, Lakers fans also immediately counterattacked, claiming that the Warriors made 58 three-pointers in the whole game, and most of the Lakers' offense came from breakthroughs and hand-to-hand combat under the basket, and there was no problem with polarizing free throws.
For the motivational quarrel between the fans of the two sides, the NBA official also released the referee report for the last two minutes of the focus game a few days ago. In the final two minutes of the game (including overtime), there were two missed calls, both of which benefited the Warriors, as follows:
4th quarter with 1:10 left Draymond Green was fouled for a three-second defensive violation.
Second period overtime with 7.3 seconds left Draymond Green missed an offensive foul on Jarred Vanderbilt. Green walked over to Vanderbilt, who initiated physical contact during the screen that knocked Vanderbilt out of position.
In addition, with 28.9 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Stephen Curry's rebounding foul on Anthony Davis was the correct free throw, and the Lakers received two free throws as a result.
At 22.6 seconds into the fourth bottle, the ball is the correct blow.
With 4.2 seconds left in the first overtime, Green made slight contact with LeBron James' right hand in the face before he started to break through, and it was right not to blow the penalty.
With 1.2 seconds left in the second overtime, Green's breakaway shooting foul on James was the right blow.
From this referee report, it can be seen that the Warriors are the beneficiary side at the critical moment of this game, and the Lakers' so-called "body hair whistles" are also blown correctly, and there is no misjudgment. In this regard, I wonder what the judges think?