2024 NBA Season

[ultrloa]

How about that foul on LeBron last night that cost the Lakers the game because of a no call? Crazy…

Yeah, that no call and then they call a foul on the other end? It looks like the referee is against the Lakers recently with a lot of no and controversial calls against them. They could have won that game in my opinion.

It was kind of heart breaking seeing LeBron like that, I mean that reaction was rare though and he was literally aching by what happened as it happened to them numerous times already. There's a meme circulating right now on the web that the NBA refs cost the Lakers 4 lost and that means, they could've land on the 6th or 7th seed but the refs were against them lately. Moreover, the Replay Center is now fully established, they should work that out in this kind of scenarios.

Its a total rob on their side that's why its really unfortunate to see him act like that since that's really steal a suppose to be win to them. Every win on lakers is so important that's why they value each game at the moment and I think NBA should fix this so that referees will be corrected then take out their biases to some teams or players. It seems lakers will not go anywhere this season since luck is not on their side plus referee's call is so tough to them.

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[Kasabus]

And what others have thought:



https://twitter.com/OfficialNBARefs/status/1619815874583752704

The referees themselves admitted that they have make a big blunder on that last play, a drive by Lebron which they didn't call any foul. On the other hand, they call a foul + 1 on the other side prior to the call to make the score tie. And James is really mad after that but he can't do anything but to continue to play but eventually they have lost the game. And this game is closed to rigging and cheating by the referees, in my opinion.

There's the ref on that side of view on that image and I don't believe what they say. In those crucial moments, they have to review if it's a foul or not, right?
But they didn't call it out since it's their home team that's in danger of just losing the game with just 1 free throw to get in made by James. There should really be a call out on that incident and more sanctions and punishments for those referees that neglected their duty.

Yes, I certainly agree! They said it themselves, "Like everyone else, referees make mistakes". But the question is, are they getting some penalties or some sort of punishment because of the move they did? I guess not and for that, they should evolve for a much better referee so that every game is somehow fair and just.

By the looks of it, it sure looks like the refs made a bet on the Celtics side and the reason why they cheated or rigged the game. Just a thought.

[püsür]

How about that foul on LeBron last night that cost the Lakers the game because of a no call? Crazy…

Yeah, that no call and then they call a foul on the other end? It looks like the referee is against the Lakers recently with a lot of no and controversial calls against them. They could have won that game in my opinion.

It was kind of heart breaking seeing LeBron like that, I mean that reaction was rare though and he was literally aching by what happened as it happened to them numerous times already. There's a meme circulating right now on the web that the NBA refs cost the Lakers 4 lost and that means, they could've land on the 6th or 7th seed but the refs were against them lately. Moreover, the Replay Center is now fully established, they should work that out in this kind of scenarios.

I really didn't understand how the NBA didn't use Replay Center efficiently before. There have been so many positions like this always and just a fast decision from the replay center could be used immensely for everyone's sake. Well, at least the situation has been acknowledged. This situation made a lot of noise in the basketball community. NBA referees apologized via their official accounts on Twitter, saying, "Referees can make mistakes, just like everyone else. Because of the weight of this decision, we won't be able to sleep at night.". Ok, naturally, they can make mistakes and that is normal. But this is 2023 and there are incredible technologies. An organization like NBA, who make billions of dollars, can just improve these situations. It is really not hard to make referee situation better.

Lebron and AD is, of course, right. But Celtics also didn't do anything wrong and just won fair and square from their side. It wasn't Celtic's fault or Tatum's. Lebron had a story kinda like bullying Tatum. Tatum just played his game, man. It is referee's and NBA's fault. Players and teams should force NBA to develop referee situation from the ground.

[Getmon]

And what others have thought:



https://twitter.com/OfficialNBARefs/status/1619815874583752704

The referees themselves admitted that they have make a big blunder on that last play, a drive by Lebron which they didn't call any foul. On the other hand, they call a foul + 1 on the other side prior to the call to make the score tie. And James is really mad after that but he can't do anything but to continue to play but eventually they have lost the game. And this game is closed to rigging and cheating by the referees, in my opinion.

There's the ref on that side of view on that image and I don't believe what they say. In those crucial moments, they have to review if it's a foul or not, right?
But they didn't call it out since it's their home team that's in danger of just losing the game with just 1 free throw to get in made by James. There should really be a call out on that incident and more sanctions and punishments for those referees that neglected their duty.

Yes, I certainly agree! They said it themselves, "Like everyone else, referees make mistakes". But the question is, are they getting some penalties or some sort of punishment because of the move they did? I guess not and for that, they should evolve for a much better referee so that every game is somehow fair and just.

By the looks of it, it sure looks like the refs made a bet on the Celtics side and the reason why they cheated or rigged the game. Just a thought.

The issue with that referee is beyond my comprehension. However, that was a truly poor call. Anyhow, I believe penalties are also handed out to referees, likely by their own NBA referees association. Obviously, bad calls have obvious consequences. Punishments maybe less games are officiated by referees with poor reputations. We have never heard of suspensions or even expulsions from the NBA because they are not reported in the media.

I found what happened to be unusual. In the past, I have become accustomed to reading, hearing, and seeing controversial decisions that are always in favor of the Lakers. When it comes to biased refereeing, they have the most memes out of all NBA teams.

[Ziskinberg]

The issue with that referee is beyond my comprehension. However, that was a truly poor call. Anyhow, I believe penalties are also handed out to referees, likely by their own NBA referees association. Obviously, bad calls have obvious consequences. Punishments maybe less games are officiated by referees with poor reputations. We have never heard of suspensions or even expulsions from the NBA because they are not reported in the media.

I found what happened to be unusual. In the past, I have become accustomed to reading, hearing, and seeing controversial decisions that are always in favor of the Lakers. When it comes to biased refereeing, they have the most memes out of all NBA teams.

The management will certainly do something about it as it has already affected the reputation of the league, they don't want to make people think that the league is rigged, so in order to retain that confidence, they will certainly make a serious penalty to the referees who miss calling a foul on that clear foul.

There are already plenty of speculation in the past that refs are manipulating the game, if you are familiar with Tim Donaghy, you will understand that NBA is not clean.

[kro55]

And what others have thought:
https://twitter.com/OfficialNBARefs/status/1619815874583752704
The referees themselves admitted that they have make a big blunder on that last play, a drive by Lebron which they didn't call any foul. On the other hand, they call a foul + 1 on the other side prior to the call to make the score tie. And James is really mad after that but he can't do anything but to continue to play but eventually they have lost the game. And this game is closed to rigging and cheating by the referees, in my opinion.

There's the ref on that side of view on that image and I don't believe what they say. In those crucial moments, they have to review if it's a foul or not, right?
But they didn't call it out since it's their home team that's in danger of just losing the game with just 1 free throw to get in made by James. There should really be a call out on that incident and more sanctions and punishments for those referees that neglected their duty.

Yes, I certainly agree! They said it themselves, "Like everyone else, referees make mistakes". But the question is, are they getting some penalties or some sort of punishment because of the move they did? I guess not and for that, they should evolve for a much better referee so that every game is somehow fair and just.
By the looks of it, it sure looks like the refs made a bet on the Celtics side and the reason why they cheated or rigged the game. Just a thought.

Regardless of them having placed any type of bet on a certain team, I think they should be punished so that the referees are going to be very careful in the next match. But at the same time, I believe there should be an inquiry to actually find out if the referee actually did rig the game.

Because these types of mistakes generally do not happen in my opinion. But that is also true that they are also human and to err is human. But they have to remember there is a lot of money on the line from these matches.

[Smack That Ace]

The issue with that referee is beyond my comprehension. However, that was a truly poor call. Anyhow, I believe penalties are also handed out to referees, likely by their own NBA referees association. Obviously, bad calls have obvious consequences. Punishments maybe less games are officiated by referees with poor reputations. We have never heard of suspensions or even expulsions from the NBA because they are not reported in the media.
I found what happened to be unusual. In the past, I have become accustomed to reading, hearing, and seeing controversial decisions that are always in favor of the Lakers. When it comes to biased refereeing, they have the most memes out of all NBA teams.

The management will certainly do something about it as it has already affected the reputation of the league, they don't want to make people think that the league is rigged, so in order to retain that confidence, they will certainly make a serious penalty to the referees who miss calling a foul on that clear foul.
There are already plenty of speculation in the past that refs are manipulating the game, if you are familiar with Tim Donaghy, you will understand that NBA is not clean.

No sports body is actually clean in the world. There are certain types of corruption going on almost everywhere. And it is very easy to think that the referee had some type of money on the line in this match. That's why they made a call like that. But the honest thing is it has already happened and I do not think there is anything that can be done about it. I just hope that there will be a big penalty for the referees so that no one who will officiate any game in NBA is not going to think about doing anything like this.


regards

duke

[Distinctin]

The issue with that referee is beyond my comprehension. However, that was a truly poor call. Anyhow, I believe penalties are also handed out to referees, likely by their own NBA referees association. Obviously, bad calls have obvious consequences. Punishments maybe less games are officiated by referees with poor reputations. We have never heard of suspensions or even expulsions from the NBA because they are not reported in the media.
I found what happened to be unusual. In the past, I have become accustomed to reading, hearing, and seeing controversial decisions that are always in favor of the Lakers. When it comes to biased refereeing, they have the most memes out of all NBA teams.

The management will certainly do something about it as it has already affected the reputation of the league, they don't want to make people think that the league is rigged, so in order to retain that confidence, they will certainly make a serious penalty to the referees who miss calling a foul on that clear foul.
There are already plenty of speculation in the past that refs are manipulating the game, if you are familiar with Tim Donaghy, you will understand that NBA is not clean.

No sports body is actually clean in the world. There are certain types of corruption going on almost everywhere. And it is very easy to think that the referee had some type of money on the line in this match. That's why they made a call like that. But the honest thing is it has already happened and I do not think there is anything that can be done about it. I just hope that there will be a big penalty for the referees so that no one who will officiate any game in NBA is not going to think about doing anything like this.


regards

duke

The head ref admitted they missed a call, however, it was not stated if he was penalized for the huge mistake he did.
NBA head referee admits missed call in Lakers-Celtics game

It's a lesson learned that they have to do their job well, I understand that they are not perfect but you know how upset the Lakers especially Lebron who could have that winning shot.

[stadus]

The head ref admitted they missed a call, however, it was not stated if he was penalized for the huge mistake he did.
NBA head referee admits missed call in Lakers-Celtics game

It would not be hard to penalize them since they already admitted on their mistake. However, I don't think it will result in a dismissal from work, they might be suspended but will just come back to continue their job. Not sure if it's an honest mistake or was intentional, but sure it's hard to convince people that it's an honest mistake.

It's a lesson learned that they have to do their job well, I understand that they are not perfect but you know how upset the Lakers especially Lebron who could have that winning shot.

The public are watching the game, and of course they are well aware of what the refs are doing, we have bettors as well who loss money on that game because of the refs mistake.

[Baofeng]

And what others have thought:



https://twitter.com/OfficialNBARefs/status/1619815874583752704

The referees themselves admitted that they have make a big blunder on that last play, a drive by Lebron which they didn't call any foul. On the other hand, they call a foul + 1 on the other side prior to the call to make the score tie. And James is really mad after that but he can't do anything but to continue to play but eventually they have lost the game. And this game is closed to rigging and cheating by the referees, in my opinion.

There's the ref on that side of view on that image and I don't believe what they say. In those crucial moments, they have to review if it's a foul or not, right?
But they didn't call it out since it's their home team that's in danger of just losing the game with just 1 free throw to get in made by James. There should really be a call out on that incident and more sanctions and punishments for those referees that neglected their duty.

Yes, I certainly agree! They said it themselves, "Like everyone else, referees make mistakes". But the question is, are they getting some penalties or some sort of punishment because of the move they did? I guess not and for that, they should evolve for a much better referee so that every game is somehow fair and just.

By the looks of it, it sure looks like the refs made a bet on the Celtics side and the reason why they cheated or rigged the game. Just a thought.

We all know that, we are all human and bound to make mistakes. But as referees, they should at least minimized it or used replay as others  have said. It's really unfair for the team losing in this way, it's not on their hand but with the referees miscalls.

I didn't say specially that there could be referees betting on this game, but the good thing is that I"m not the only one with that mindset.

And so they really have to investigate who officiated this game and see if they have a bet on the other side because that's how it looks like to me at least.

[arwin100]

And what others have thought:

https://twitter.com/OfficialNBARefs/status/1619815874583752704

The referees themselves admitted that they have make a big blunder on that last play, a drive by Lebron which they didn't call any foul. On the other hand, they call a foul + 1 on the other side prior to the call to make the score tie. And James is really mad after that but he can't do anything but to continue to play but eventually they have lost the game. And this game is closed to rigging and cheating by the referees, in my opinion.

There's the ref on that side of view on that image and I don't believe what they say. In those crucial moments, they have to review if it's a foul or not, right?
But they didn't call it out since it's their home team that's in danger of just losing the game with just 1 free throw to get in made by James. There should really be a call out on that incident and more sanctions and punishments for those referees that neglected their duty.

Yes, I certainly agree! They said it themselves, "Like everyone else, referees make mistakes". But the question is, are they getting some penalties or some sort of punishment because of the move they did? I guess not and for that, they should evolve for a much better referee so that every game is somehow fair and just.

By the looks of it, it sure looks like the refs made a bet on the Celtics side and the reason why they cheated or rigged the game. Just a thought.

We all know that, we are all human and bound to make mistakes. But as referees, they should at least minimized it or used replay as others  have said. It's really unfair for the team losing in this way, it's not on their hand but with the referees miscalls.

I didn't say specially that there could be referees betting on this game, but the good thing is that I"m not the only one with that mindset.

And so they really have to investigate who officiated this game and see if they have a bet on the other side because that's how it looks like to me at least.

That's important win for lakers since they will go to number 6 in the seed but damn things happen, that's why I understand why Lebron act like that because this is really a huge upset decision made by the officials in the court.

Nba should do an investigation about this and suspend those officials since this is crucial game which need to take their full attention but they neglect and cost huge for a team.

[Questat]

That's important win for lakers since they will go to number 6 in the seed but damn things happen, that's why I understand why Lebron act like that because this is really a huge upset decision made by the officials in the court.

They understand that it's a tough game but they are capable of beating the Boston Celtics. It's not good seeing that the Lakers felt they are cheated in that game, you know, they are in one league so it's really hard seeing that one organization is not happy with the officiating. That's why nowadays, we have lots of players who would look at the refs for a non call because they know there's a contact. Refs are just humans, they make mistakes too and this controversial will surely pass.  

Nba should do an investigation about this and suspend those officials since this is crucial game which need to take their full attention but they neglect and cost huge for a team.

They have to, and let's just wait for the result of investigation if there's any.

[Pamadar]

And what others have thought:

https://twitter.com/OfficialNBARefs/status/1619815874583752704

The referees themselves admitted that they have make a big blunder on that last play, a drive by Lebron which they didn't call any foul. On the other hand, they call a foul + 1 on the other side prior to the call to make the score tie. And James is really mad after that but he can't do anything but to continue to play but eventually they have lost the game. And this game is closed to rigging and cheating by the referees, in my opinion.

There's the ref on that side of view on that image and I don't believe what they say. In those crucial moments, they have to review if it's a foul or not, right?
But they didn't call it out since it's their home team that's in danger of just losing the game with just 1 free throw to get in made by James. There should really be a call out on that incident and more sanctions and punishments for those referees that neglected their duty.

Yes, I certainly agree! They said it themselves, "Like everyone else, referees make mistakes". But the question is, are they getting some penalties or some sort of punishment because of the move they did? I guess not and for that, they should evolve for a much better referee so that every game is somehow fair and just.

By the looks of it, it sure looks like the refs made a bet on the Celtics side and the reason why they cheated or rigged the game. Just a thought.

We all know that, we are all human and bound to make mistakes. But as referees, they should at least minimized it or used replay as others  have said. It's really unfair for the team losing in this way, it's not on their hand but with the referees miscalls.

I didn't say specially that there could be referees betting on this game, but the good thing is that I"m not the only one with that mindset.

And so they really have to investigate who officiated this game and see if they have a bet on the other side because that's how it looks like to me at least.

That's important win for lakers since they will go to number 6 in the seed but damn things happen, that's why I understand why Lebron act like that because this is really a huge upset decision made by the officials in the court.

Nba should do an investigation about this and suspend those officials since this is crucial game which need to take their full attention but they neglect and cost huge for a team.

Getting that logic, if they call it Boston may lose but they will still enjoy the good position in the East right? I see
why LeBron and all the players of Lakers are reacting online.

A very important game for them to keep the campaign to save a slot in the West, that kind of reaction from LeBron
is something that fans will remember.

Hope to see them well, the game against Nets is another important one, we will see how they will try to win the game.

[danherbias07]

Big salary for a big man.

Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner has agreed to a two-year, $60 million contract extension that includes an additional $17.1 million renegotiation on his 2022-23 salary, his agent Austin Brown of CAA Sports told ESPN on Saturday.

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/35546473/pacers-myles-turner-reach-2-year-60m-extension-agent-says
Deserve? Yes. Appropriate amount? Yes.
He is the backbone of the Indiana Pacers although he badly needs Haliburton to come back to complete the body. Well, it's looking good as there's news that his return will be expected soon.
Tweet by Jeramiah Johnson.
https://twitter.com/PacersJJ/status/1619816688639442944?s=20&t=rjrKU4J8Ry2-Si0Tc2b-6A

Rick Carlisle says Tyrese Haliburton is planning to practice this week, working towards playing this weekend. Not official yet, but great news nonetheless.

Haliburton also tweeted a celebrating clip after hearing the news about the contract extension of Myles Turner.
Since Portland Trail Blazers already leaked the news about the significant contract extension of Jerami Grant, they are open to trading Nurkic if any team is looking for size. I think they will just maximize the usage of Grant, and they still have Eubanks in their roster or they will try a small ball lineup and speed up their plays.

[blockman]

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In those crucial moments, they have to review if it's a foul or not, right?

I can understand why the ref didn't blew his whistle at that moment but yes it's like one of the instances where they could have stopped the play and review with the help of instant replay. Even Pat Bev wanted to give the refs a hand by bringing a camera but he got a tech for that instead hehe.

There's really a need for a review of those last seconds of play. In our known league in our country, if it's like the last 2 minutes for the 4th quarter, it's crucial and every possible foul under 2 minutes is gotta be reviewed if the refs are uncertain with their calls or haven't called yet.
Well, there's this bias in Boston and that referee have been helping the team to have favored calls but that's just unprofessional for them because even players know it that there has to be a review.

[Vaculin]

The issue with that referee is beyond my comprehension. However, that was a truly poor call. Anyhow, I believe penalties are also handed out to referees, likely by their own NBA referees association. Obviously, bad calls have obvious consequences. Punishments maybe less games are officiated by referees with poor reputations. We have never heard of suspensions or even expulsions from the NBA because they are not reported in the media.
I found what happened to be unusual. In the past, I have become accustomed to reading, hearing, and seeing controversial decisions that are always in favor of the Lakers. When it comes to biased refereeing, they have the most memes out of all NBA teams.

The management will certainly do something about it as it has already affected the reputation of the league, they don't want to make people think that the league is rigged, so in order to retain that confidence, they will certainly make a serious penalty to the referees who miss calling a foul on that clear foul.
There are already plenty of speculation in the past that refs are manipulating the game, if you are familiar with Tim Donaghy, you will understand that NBA is not clean.

No sports body is actually clean in the world. There are certain types of corruption going on almost everywhere. And it is very easy to think that the referee had some type of money on the line in this match. That's why they made a call like that. But the honest thing is it has already happened and I do not think there is anything that can be done about it. I just hope that there will be a big penalty for the referees so that no one who will officiate any game in NBA is not going to think about doing anything like this.


regards

duke

The head ref admitted they missed a call, however, it was not stated if he was penalized for the huge mistake he did.
NBA head referee admits missed call in Lakers-Celtics game

It's a lesson learned that they have to do their job well, I understand that they are not perfect but you know how upset the Lakers especially Lebron who could have that winning shot.

Is that suppose to satisfy the fans especially the Lakers? I mean, it's still unjustified if the league will not do something just because these refs who made a bad call is now making an apology in the public and admits that they had bad call in that crucial second. These kind of scenarios are risky and it will be crazy once it will happen in the upcoming playoffs especially in the Finals.

[gagux123]

Despite of the controversial play, I do think Lebron James is still living in his prime as he remains as one of those steadiest players in the basketball game. Though we may see lapses on how he play, and some even hate him for that, but let’s us all think that we won’t live our career all in glory, sometimes even the best players in the century became unable to give their best shots. And as for his eldest son, we all know the Bronny James is set to follow his father’s footprints, that’s why Lebron James is also motivating him for that.

I guess I didn't think like that way.
But analyzing in detail I also believe LeBron James may be in his prime, not as a player, but with the records and accomplishments he is doing in the NBA, ASAP he will break Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's record and become the top scorer of the NBA, soon his son Bronny will join the NBA and for the first time in history, father and son will play together (this is not certain, but I believe LJ and the staff will do everything for Bronny to be drafted to the same team  to play with his dad), another interesting factor is his consistency and his physique, he is almost 40 years old and even so, he is one of the best players in NBA today, this and other examples that can show that LJ is in his prime .

I will be curious about his future in the NBA.

[carlisle1]

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In those crucial moments, they have to review if it's a foul or not, right?

I can understand why the ref didn't blew his whistle at that moment but yes it's like one of the instances where they could have stopped the play and review with the help of instant replay. Even Pat Bev wanted to give the refs a hand by bringing a camera but he got a tech for that instead hehe.

There's really a need for a review of those last seconds of play. In our known league in our country, if it's like the last 2 minutes for the 4th quarter, it's crucial and every possible foul under 2 minutes is gotta be reviewed if the refs are uncertain with their calls or haven't called yet.
Well, there's this bias in Boston and that referee have been helping the team to have favored calls but that's just unprofessional for them because even players know it that there has to be a review.

Unbiased call and there are many questionable calls aside from that last play by LeBron, though that's the game changer in case
the ref does the right thing.
It will continue to circulate and the risk for those officials to lose their jobs is possible, if it's possible for NBA officiating bodies
to conduct deeper investigation regarding to this.
Sorry loss for the Lakers and those who bet for them to win, very crucial with a clear conduct in front of the refs.

[Viscore]

The issue with that referee is beyond my comprehension. However, that was a truly poor call. Anyhow, I believe penalties are also handed out to referees, likely by their own NBA referees association. Obviously, bad calls have obvious consequences. Punishments maybe less games are officiated by referees with poor reputations. We have never heard of suspensions or even expulsions from the NBA because they are not reported in the media.

I found what happened to be unusual. In the past, I have become accustomed to reading, hearing, and seeing controversial decisions that are always in favor of the Lakers. When it comes to biased refereeing, they have the most memes out of all NBA teams.

The management will certainly do something about it as it has already affected the reputation of the league, they don't want to make people think that the league is rigged, so in order to retain that confidence, they will certainly make a serious penalty to the referees who miss calling a foul on that clear foul.

There are already plenty of speculation in the past that refs are manipulating the game, if you are familiar with Tim Donaghy, you will understand that NBA is not clean.

Yes, Tim was also involved in a controversy before because the FBI found out that he also bet in some NBA games, including those games he officiated, so that’s clearly making the league rigged. However, with this another controversy on hand, which I believed has started to ruin the reputation of NBA as news have spread fast online, then the NBA Management should do some actions that will resolved this scandal and will put this controversy at peace. And might as well penalized the referee that has caused this mess.

[blockman]

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In those crucial moments, they have to review if it's a foul or not, right?

I can understand why the ref didn't blew his whistle at that moment but yes it's like one of the instances where they could have stopped the play and review with the help of instant replay. Even Pat Bev wanted to give the refs a hand by bringing a camera but he got a tech for that instead hehe.

There's really a need for a review of those last seconds of play. In our known league in our country, if it's like the last 2 minutes for the 4th quarter, it's crucial and every possible foul under 2 minutes is gotta be reviewed if the refs are uncertain with their calls or haven't called yet.
Well, there's this bias in Boston and that referee have been helping the team to have favored calls but that's just unprofessional for them because even players know it that there has to be a review.

Unbiased call and there are many questionable calls aside from that last play by LeBron, though that's the game changer in case
the ref does the right thing.
It will continue to circulate and the risk for those officials to lose their jobs is possible, if it's possible for NBA officiating bodies
to conduct deeper investigation regarding to this.
Sorry loss for the Lakers and those who bet for them to win, very crucial with a clear conduct in front of the refs.

If you do some searching on social media, you'll see that the referee is now being bashed even by those bashers of Lebron. What's done is done and results might not change.
But when it's come to the obvious, people really aren't blind at all to justify what has to be done correctly. That's a very clear call that should be decided pretty well but those on duties didn't do their jobs and shown who's their bias despite the situation.