NBA Acknowledges Missed Call In Golden State Warriors vs. Dallas Mavericks Game

Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic 

Following Wednesday's Golden State Warriors vs. Dallas Mavericks game, the NBA has released its Last Two Minute Report, admitting to a missed call during the final moments of the game.

Despite the controversy surrounding the bizarre play that saw Golden State gain a free basket while the Mavericks were on the opposite end of the court, the NBA only acknowledged a separate missed travel call on Luka Doncic with 36.4 seconds remaining in the game.

Although the missed travel call did not directly impact the game's outcome, it occurred moments before Doncic's missed three-point shot, which allowed the Warriors to regain possession.

Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic 

The controversial play at the end of the third quarter, which saw Dallas owner Mark Cuban express frustration, is not part of the Last Two Minute Report, and the NBA will make a separate announcement regarding it.

While it is unlikely that the Mavericks' appeal will be successful, the situation remains one to monitor. The NBA has already released a statement explaining what happened during the controversial sequence, which could affect any further rulings.

Nonetheless, the admission of the missed travel call on Doncic during the game's final moments is a significant acknowledgment by the league.

It is worth noting that the Last Two Minute Report is part of the NBA's transparency initiative, which allows the league to review any missed calls during the game's final two minutes.

While this may not overturn the game's results, it does help the league identify areas of improvement for its referees.
Ultimately, the NBA's admission of a missed call on Doncic indicates the importance of reviewing and analyzing plays' accuracy during games.

By addressing these missed calls, the league can increase its fairness and transparency while providing players and fans with a more positive experience.

Read Next: Former Cowboys' RB Ezekiel Elliott Considering Philadelphia Eagles In Free Agency Pursuit

Source: Sports Illustrated
 

Comments

Trending Now

Katie Taylor Suspended After Controversial Win Over Amanda Serrano

Evander Holyfield Reveals The Best Fighter He Ever Faced

Ryan Garcia Plans Return To Boxing In December, Eyes Fight With Jake Paul

Prosecutors Say Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Is Trying To Influence Witnesses And The Jury While In Jail

Jon Jones Predicts Gable Steveson Will Become UFC Champion

Jake Paul Challenges Canelo Alvarez: “He Just Wants Money”

Stipe Miocic Retires After UFC 309 Loss

Mike Tyson Responds To Evander Holyfield’s Callout: “The Trilogy Is Our Friendship”

Jury Rules Conor McGregor Sexually Assaulted Woman In 2018

Jerseys Worn By LeBron And Bronny James In Historic NBA Game Up For Sale