NBA referee report: The Lakers made a major misjudgment in the last 0.4 seconds. The Trail Blazers suffered a loss but still reversed and overturned the Thunder.

On November 7, the NBA officially announced the latest referee report for the last 2 minutes. The Lakers made a major misjudgment in the last 0.4 seconds. They misjudged that Smart hit the ball out of bounds and still narrowly won. The Trail Blazers suffered a loss of 22 points but still reversed and handed the Thunder their first defeat. The Kings and Warriors did not make any mistakes or omissions in the last 2 minutes.

The Lakers suffered a major misjudgment and still narrowly defeated

In the last 1.2 seconds, the Lakers only led the Spurs by 118-116 by 2 points. Smart made a service error and gave away the ball in vain. Olynyk stood on the baseline and sent the ball to Johnson, who was cutting in the air. This time, he cooperated The match failed, and the referee immediately whistled Smart for touching the ball out of bounds. At that time, the Lakers had no challenge; the game continued, and Olynyk continued to serve from the baseline in the last 0.4 seconds. Champany tried to make an alley-oop and was fouled by Laravia. However, Champany missed the extension free throw, and the Lakers won a thrilling victory in the end.

The Lakers and Spurs only made one wrong call in the last 2 minutes, and all other calls were no problem; the referee's report showed that with 0.4 seconds left in the game, the ball was awarded to the Spurs. Keldon Johnson was the last player to touch the ball before it went out of bounds. The ball should belong to the Lakers. This was a very critical misjudgement. The Lakers suffered a big loss and still narrowly won by 2 points.

The Lakers have won five consecutive games and are currently ranked second in the Western Conference with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses.

The Trail Blazers suffered a loss but still reversed the defending champion with 22 points.

In the first half, the Trail Blazers made a crazy counterattack after falling behind by 22 points. After halftime, they caught up to 8 points. In the third quarter, they continued to narrow the gap. In the final quarter, they fought back and finally won a thrilling victory.

There was only one missed call in the last 2 minutes between the Trail Blazers and the Thunder. The referee's report showed that there were 55.1 seconds left in the game. Avdija was moving parallel to Mitchell. The contact during the shooting process was marginal and did not constitute a foul. This was a wrong call. At that time, Mitchell got two free throws and made both of them, helping the Thunder to catch up to 114-117 and only 3 points behind.

Yang Hansen was DNPed for the whole game and was abandoned for three consecutive games; the Trail Blazers fought tenaciously and not only reversed the Thunder's first defeat of the season with 22 points, but also ended the defending champion's 8-game winning streak.

The NBA official also announced the referee report of the last two minutes of the Mavericks and Pelicans. There was only one missed call. With 36 seconds left in the game, Jones violated Flagg's offensive space and came into contact with Flagg's body during defense, which affected the latter's shooting. Jones should have been called for a foul; however, after Flagg lost the ball, Gafford got the ball back and scored the ball.

The Kings and Warriors did not make any mistakes in the last 2 minutes. Curry, Butler, LaVine and Sasha took a truce. Westbrook played an all-around game. He made 9 of 13 shots and 3 of 4 three-pointers. He scored 23 points, 16 rebounds, 10 assists and 1 steal. He had a plus-minus of +4. He got the 204th triple-double of his career and led the Kings to overthrow the Warriors.