NBA Admits Missed Calls in Clippers vs. Warriors Game

The NBA has released their Last Two Minute Report for Wednesday night's game between the LA Clippers and Golden State Warriors, and it has three missed calls in the final two minutes.

All three of these missed calls benefitted the Warriors, with two being missed defensive three second violations on Draymond Green, and the other being a missed shooting foul on Andrew Wiggins.

The shooting foul on Wiggins occurred in the final seconds when James Harden knew the Warriors would be taking an intentional foul, and began his shooting motion prior to the contact. This is almost always ruled on the floor, but after review, the NBA determined that Harden had started his shooting motion prior to the contact from Wiggins.

The Clippers of course won this game, so the possible three points that were left on the table as a result of these missed calls did not factor into the outcome. Clippers head coach Ty Lue was ejected from this game, and the team was coached by Dan Craig in the final minutes.

This was a solid win for the Clippers, overcoming a lot of adversity without Kawhi Leonard. As the NBA has admitted, there were also three incorrect calls that hurt the Clippers, but they ultimately did not end up changing the outcome of the game, with LA winning in Golden State.

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