The LA Clippers and Golden State Warriors delivered an intense match on Saturday, with the Clippers staging an impressive comeback from a 22-point deficit to secure a victory. The NBA has now issued its Last Two Minute Report for the game, highlighting a notable missed call that, while significant in the moment, ultimately had no bearing on the final outcome.
The report acknowledges that with 1:46 left in the game, Steph Curry traveled without being penalized for the violation. Despite the non-call, Golden State managed to score on that possession following a review that awarded them continued possession. However, as the Clippers emerged victorious, the missed call proved inconsequential in the grand scheme of the game.
Considering the high stakes and fast-paced action in the final two minutes, the Last Two Minute Report remains relatively clean, with the aforementioned traveling violation standing out as the sole miss. This limited officiating error allows both teams to find some reassurance in the overall fairness of the game.
It's important to note that while the report focuses on the final two minutes, it does not account for potential missed calls outside of that timeframe, which could also impact the game. However, the Clippers showcased superior performance in the second half, executing effectively down the stretch and securing a significant win as they strive to establish a consistent winning streak.
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