The Lakers Bucks referee report is out!

On March 28, Beijing time, the NBA officially released the referee report of the Lakers and Bucks. The report showed that in the final two minutes of regulation time and in two extra times, there were two missed decisions, with each side benefiting once. But judging by the extent of the profits, the Lakers may be more profitable.

Leak 1: With 57.3 seconds left in the fourth quarter, the Bucks led the Lakers 101-99. Lillard made a shot from beyond the three-point line, and Reaves, who tried to block, hit Lillard in the head. The referee's report concluded that it was a missed three-point foul and that Lillard deserved three free throws to benefit the Lakers. Lillard is shooting more than 90% of his free throws this season, and if he gets a free throw, the Bucks are likely to lead by five points in 1 minute, and the Lakers will have little chance.

Leak blow two: With 1 minute 02 seconds left in the first overtime, Hachimura broke through and scored a layup. The referee's report believes that Beasley hit Hachimura in the face when defending, which should be a 2+1, and the Bucks profited.

In addition, the referee's report specifically mentioned that Brother Alphabet missed the ball with 2.5 seconds left in the fourth quarter. The referee's report found that it was a minor contact and that it was correct not to blow the penalty.

Although the referee's report shows that the Lakers may have made a bigger profit, and the whole game was blown off, the Lakers did make more profits. But looking at the game at the end, the Bucks were reversed with a 19-point lead, and they should still reflect on their problems first. As he himself said: We have to look back at this game and learn from this game, to see why we couldn't defend our opponents, to see why our ball couldn't move at the crucial moments, to see why we lost this game