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Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul

Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul

On April 24, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the referee report for the last 2 minutes of the Lakers and Nuggets G2 series, and there was only one missed judgment, missing Jokic's three-second violation, and James was not fouled for a key layup.

Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul
Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul

With 1:53 left in the fourth quarter, Jokic stood in the restricted area and did not actively defend the opponent, staying in the restricted area for more than 3 seconds, and should have been whistled for a three-second violation of Jokic's defensive defense.

Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul
Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul
Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul

After the game, James found the referee and asked: "Why don't you blow 2+1, why don't you blow that whistle?

Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul

With 47 seconds left in the final quarter, James broke through to the basket and complained that the referee did not blow 2+1, and today's referee report shows that James was not fouled on this ball, and Pope touched James's body, but this contact was insignificant and did not constitute a foul.

Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul

In the third quarter, Russell was hit on the head by Porter Jr. but the foul was canceled after the Nuggets challenge was successful, and the referee said after watching the video that the head hit was considered a "slight contact", so the challenge was successful!

Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul
Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul
Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul

Russell also bluntly said that this is definitely a foul, and also said on social media: I can't say what I want to say, because I will be fined and these statements will be amplified. I'll tell you, I'll fuck them! We'll win, don't give up on us!

Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul

Lakers and Nuggets series G2, James and thick eyebrows once led the team to 20 points, but then the Lakers offense was cut off, the Nuggets fought back wildly, James scored 12 points alone in the final quarter to carry the Lakers' offensive banner, but thick eyebrows did not get a point in the fourth quarter to be completely invisible, Murray took over the game at a critical moment, not only against James, but also against the thick eyebrows to hit the whistle to kill the ball, and finally the Nuggets reversed and won, leading the total score 2-0.

In the G2 game, James got 26 points, 12 assists, 8 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 blocks, thick eyebrows 32 points and 11 rebounds, Russell 23 points, 6 assists and 3 rebounds, Nuggets Murray got 20 points, 5 assists and 3 rebounds, Jokic 27 points, 20 rebounds, 10 assists and 2 steals.

Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul
Lakers Nuggets G2 Referee Report: James Key Layup Not Fouled Jokic Missed a Three-Second Foul

The Lakers fell behind 0-2 and fell into a desperate situation, according to statistics, when one side fell behind 0-2 in the history of the NBA playoffs, the final series was 33-416, with a probability of 7.3%, and when the Lakers fell behind 0-2 in seven series, their final series record was 2-20, with a probability of 9.1%.

According to the schedule, the Lakers and Nuggets G3 will start at 10 a.m. on April 26.

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