After a controversial game, Steph Curry and the Warriors slightly move ahead of Luka Doncic’s Mavericks in a crucial battle for playoff positioning. NBA
The Dallas Mavericks plan to file a formal protest to the NBA after claiming a mistake by referees late in the third quarter led to their 127-125 loss to the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night, March 22 , according to a report by The Athletic.
“For those wondering about the play with 1:54 to go on the third, let me explain what happened. The ref called Mavs ball. The announcer announced it. Then there was a timeout,” Dallas owner Mark Cuban said in a tweet. This isn’t the first time Cuban has resorted to a protest, as he also filed for one after a 111-107 road loss to the Atlanta Hawks on February 22, 2020.Jonathan Kuminga had a team-high 22 points off the bench, Draymond Green and Stephen Curry hit key hoops down the stretch of the Warriors’ controversial match against the Mavericks.
After Green completed the three-point play, the Mavericks countered quickly with a Wood hoop to get within one, then got an opportunity to take the lead after a missed triple by Donte DiVincenzo. The tightly contested game, in which neither team led by more than 9 points, saw the Warriors go up 113-105 on a Kuminga dunk with 6:35 remaining.
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