Mark Cuban calls Mavs-Warriors mishap 'worse officiating non-call in history' | FIRST THINGS FIRST
Late in the third quarter in the Dallas Mavericks-Golden State Warriors game, there was confusion as to whose ball it was coming out of a timeout. The officials then let the Warriors inbound the ball under their own hoop for an uncontested bucket while the Mavs were on the other end of the court. The Warriors would go on to win the game by just two points. Mavs owner Mark Cuban tweeted after the game that it was the quote: 'worst officiating non call mistake possibly in the history of the NBA' and said he will file a formal protest to the league. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes debate whether the refs are to blame for the Mavs loss or not.
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https://ift.tt/cITEabM Late in the third quarter in the Dallas Mavericks-Golden State Warriors game, there was confusion as to whose ball it was coming out of a timeout. The officials then let the Warriors inbound the ball under their own hoop for an uncontested bucket while the Mavs were on the other end of the court. The Warriors would go on to win the game by just two points. Mavs owner Mark Cuban tweeted after the game that it was the quote: 'worst officiating non call mistake possibly in the history of the NBA' and said he will file a formal protest to the league. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes debate whether the refs are to blame for the Mavs loss or not. Late in the third quarter in the Dallas Mavericks-Golden State Warriors game, there was confusion as to whose ball it was coming out of a timeout. The officials then let the Warriors inbound the ball under their own hoop for an uncontested bucket while the Mavs were on the other end of the court. The Warriors would go on to win the game by just two points. Mavs owner Mark Cuban tweeted after the game that it was the quote: 'worst officiating non call mistake possibly in the history of the NBA' and said he will file a formal protest to the league. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes debate whether the refs are to blame for the Mavs loss or not.
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https://ift.tt/cITEabM Late in the third quarter in the Dallas Mavericks-Golden State Warriors game, there was confusion as to whose ball it was coming out of a timeout. The officials then let the Warriors inbound the ball under their own hoop for an uncontested bucket while the Mavs were on the other end of the court. The Warriors would go on to win the game by just two points. Mavs owner Mark Cuban tweeted after the game that it was the quote: 'worst officiating non call mistake possibly in the history of the NBA' and said he will file a formal protest to the league. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes debate whether the refs are to blame for the Mavs loss or not. Late in the third quarter in the Dallas Mavericks-Golden State Warriors game, there was confusion as to whose ball it was coming out of a timeout. The officials then let the Warriors inbound the ball under their own hoop for an uncontested bucket while the Mavs were on the other end of the court. The Warriors would go on to win the game by just two points. Mavs owner Mark Cuban tweeted after the game that it was the quote: 'worst officiating non call mistake possibly in the history of the NBA' and said he will file a formal protest to the league. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes debate whether the refs are to blame for the Mavs loss or not.
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