The NBA confessed it got a massive call wrong in the Warriors' last game. We can all move on now right?
The NBA has finally admitted its officials missed a crucial call in the Golden State Warriors’ controversial 117-115 win over the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday.
With the game emerging from a media timeout with 1:56 left in the third quarter, the Mavericks lined up on one end of the court thinking they had possession, when in reality the Warriors actually had possession on the opposite side of the floor near their own basket. The officials restarted play with all five Mavericks still confused on the other end and it led to a wide open bucket for Kevon Looney in one of the most bizarre sequences of the season.
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