Western Conference Finals G2 Referee Report: Missed Irving's Foul Timberwolves Unjustly Killed by Doncic

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2024-05-26 05:02Posted in Anhui Sports Creators

On May 26, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the referee report for the last 2 minutes of the Western Conference Finals G2, and there was only one missed judgment, and the other blowing penalties were no problem, and the Timberwolves suffered a big loss when they missed Irving's foul at the critical moment.

 The only missed call in the final 2 minutes came with 47.8 seconds left in the fourth quarter, when Irving hit McDaniels' arm as he grabbed the ball, causing the latter to touch the ball out of bounds, which should have been whistled for a foul on Irving, who should have been awarded two free throws, and it was officially determined that it was a critical miss, and the Timberwolves suffered a big loss.

At that time, the referee did not blow for a foul on Irving, Irving signaled a challenge, the Mavericks challenged successfully, McDaniels touched the ball out of bounds, and the Mavericks won the ball, and this time the penalty had a great impact on the outcome of the game.

After the G2 match in the Western Finals, the referee on duty responded to such a controversial penalty -

In replaying Madan misses, did you see that Irving should be whistled for a foul?

Zaba: At first, we thought it was just an ordinary out-of-bounds ball, so that's it. Obviously, the challenge was successful because the ball was indeed touched by Maidan. In the post-game replay, we did see Irving's illegal contact and should have been whistled for a foul.

After the Mavericks challenge, couldn't the Timberwolves challenge the ball again and was fouled? Zaba: yes, according to NBA rules, you can't challenge a foul that doesn't blow the whistle.

So what if the Timberwolves challenge early? Can you pick? Zach: No, you can't challenge without a whistle, and the ball was originally awarded to the Timberwolves, you can't challenge a ball that was awarded to you out of bounds.

Officially, Doncic was determined to be a three-point quasi-shooter and did not move!

In Western G2, the Mavericks trailed by up to 18 points and still won in the second half, Doncic had 32 points, 13 assists and 10 rebounds, and the three-point quasi-stunner in the last three seconds celebrated wildly, spewing trash talk at Gobert and the fans on the spot; Irving scored 20 points in the whole game, and 13 points in the final quarter, like a god descending from heaven; Edwards had 21 points, 7 assists and 5 rebounds on 5-of-17 shooting, and a fatal mistake ruined the game, and he turned around and left the game directly after the game.

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