Officially confirmed that Downs interfered with the ball correctly! Hawkeye technology dispelled doubts The referee reported that both teams made a profit once

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2024-05-24 05:35Posted in Tianjin Sports Creators

On May 24, Beijing time, the NBA playoffs continued. In yesterday's Western Conference Finals G1, the Timberwolves suffered a 105-108 loss at home to the Mavericks. Towards the end of the game, Downs was whistled for an offensive interference ball with a dunk, which also decided the trend of the game.

The score was 102-104 at the time, and the Timberwolves trailed by just two points. Conley shot a three-pointer from the outside, and Towns made a dunk under the basket for the first time! However, just when everyone thought that the Timberwolves would tie the score, the official dismissed the round as interference, and since the Timberwolves no longer challenged, they had to accept the result. In the end, the Timberwolves lost the game at home.

In fact, the rules stipulate that a ball above the basket, inside the virtual cylinder of the basket, cannot be touched, otherwise it would be interfering with the ball. That's the case with Downs' ball, the ball still intersects with the virtual cylinder of the basket during the fall, so Downs touches the ball and interferes with the ball.

In order to dispel the controversy, NBA officials released a video today in which the staff of the replay center used Hawkeye view technology to confirm the Timberwolves' Karl Anthony Towns ruling to attack the basket and interfere with the ball.

However, Timberwolves coach Finch is still angry about this round. "Yes, it was a tough video replay," he said. I tell you, 'It's been a long time since I've been so disappointed with your performance. Your performance, attitude, effort, and attention to detail are gone. 'The Western Conference Finals have begun. It is not known if they received the memo. ”

In addition, the NBA official also released the referee report for the game, including 1 minute and 28 seconds into the final quarter, Doncic took three steps after receiving the ball before starting to dribble, which should blow Doncic for walking violations. With 16.4 seconds remaining, Edwards returned to the court for a foul, and both teams won once.

According to the schedule, the Timberwolves and Mavericks will play Game 2 of the series on May 26, when the Timberwolves will continue to play at home.

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