According to the referee's report, there were two missed judgments at the end of the game, but the biggest controversy was that the small card plus penalty was canceled and it was the correct decision.
The first missed decision came 1:54 before the end when Kleber hit Zubac in the left arm, causing Zubac to drop the ball. It should have been a shooting foul, and Zubac should have received two free throws, which was a missed decision by the referee.
The second missed decision came with 21.9 seconds left in the game, when Wei Shao rushed to PJ Washington to foul and push the man down, but the referee on duty did not blow the penalty, which was a missed decision.
However, the biggest controversy of the game, the Clippers fell behind 88-93, and the small card made a layup of 2 plus 1, but then Kidd's challenge was successful, Irving's foul was canceled, and the small card scored effectively but added a free throw. The referee's report believes that Owen touched the ball at the time and made contact with the part of the ball that touched the ball with the left hand of the small card, but the defense was legal.
This is because according to the rules, the batter is subject to the "ball player" rule, which means that the attacking player's hand in contact with the ball is considered to be part of the ball, and the contact that occurs on this part is compliant.