On October 30, Beijing time, the NBA officially released the referee report of the Warriors vs. Grizzlies. The report showed that there were two missed judgments in the last two minutes of the fourth quarter and the last two minutes of overtime, and the Warriors suffered the loss. Let's take a look at it together -
The first missed judgment occurred with 1 minute and 49 seconds left before the end of the fourth quarter. Morant picked up a pass from his teammate and started the breakout of Iguodala. The referee's report showed that Morant had walked before dribbling. Therefore, this step violation referee missed the judgment, the Grizzlies profited, and the Warriors suffered.
The second missed judgment occurred 1 minute and 2 seconds before the end of extra time. At this time, the Grizzlies led the Warriors 102-101, Morant broke through with the ball, and Anderson stepped forward to cover up, blocking Iguodala, who was chasing Morant. Morant deftly flashed past the defensive Wiggins and scored on a layup. It was a very crucial goal for the Grizzlies. The referee's report showed a foul on Anderson's cover, and he pulled Iguodala's right arm, affecting his defense against Morant. It was an offensive foul, and if the referee blew the penalty correctly, Morant's goal was invalid and the Warriors suffered again.
In this game, the Warriors lost to the Grizzlies 101-104 in overtime. Curry exploded with 36 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists, Morant had 30 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals, and the two generations of point guards staged a peak showdown, which was pleasing to the eye. The Warriors led by 17 points at the end of the first quarter, leading the Grizzlies by up to 19 points, but the Grizzlies struggled to catch up in the second three quarters, eventually putting the game into overtime and winning overtime.