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Race clock in chaos
The NBA officially released a referee report on yesterday's Lakers vs. Grizzlies game, which attracted widespread attention. The report confirmed that the game's third quarter clock was set incorrectly, playing an extra 1:06 and adding a touch of chaos to the game.
Disputes over missing judgments from referees
In addition to the clock error, the referee report also pointed to three referee misses in the Lakers' favor, including James missing two shots and Hachimura having a blocking foul overlooked. These referee errors called into question the outcome of the match and sparked heated debate among fans and commentators.
The following are the specific cases of omissions noted in the report:
1. With 1 minute and 42 seconds left in the game, James changed his pivot foot before starting the dribble, constituting a walk, but the referee did not blow the penalty.
2. At 47.7 seconds, James changed his pivot foot before dribbling and walked again, and the referee again did not give a penalty.
3. Finally, at 12.2 seconds, Hachimura stretched out his leg to block Jackson's breakthrough layup, which was a blocking foul and the referee did not blow a penalty.
Arenas questioned the league's desire to keep the Lakers in the cut
The whistle is indeed too off. So what Arenas said is right, the league definitely wants the Lakers and Warriors to advance to the playoffs, because they have a large fan base, and if the Kings and Pelicans are replaced, who wants to watch their games? If the Lakers and Warriors are all eliminated, then this year's playoff ratings will decline seriously. The league is still negotiating, and the new broadcast contract needs better data to get the other side to shell out a little more.
Effect of referee errors
Referee errors not only affect the fairness of the game, but also have a significant impact on the performance of players and teams. In competitive sports, the impartiality and accuracy of referees are of paramount importance, and the occurrence of this referee error undoubtedly poses a challenge to the NBA's refereeing system, and this referee error has once again sparked calls for reform of the NBA's refereeing system. Many fans and experts have called on the NBA to take steps to strengthen the training and supervision of referees and ensure the fairness and impartiality of the game to maintain the reputation of the league and the fairness of competition.