Lakers vs Hawks referee report: Missed James walked before the equalizer Two missed judgments and one profit each

On December 8, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the referee report for the last two minutes of the Lakers vs Hawks. The report showed that there were two missed calls in the final two minutes of the fourth quarter and the final two minutes of overtime, with the Lakers and Hawks each benefiting. In the end, the Hawks narrowly defeated the Lakers 134-132 in overtime, Trae Young hit a three-point shot, and James missed the counterattack and unfortunately lost.

The first missed call, with 15 seconds left in the fourth quarter, was a step violation before James hit the game-tying ball. James jumped up to pass the ball, but the path was blocked by his opponent, and the ball was still in his hand when his feet landed, which was a missed step violation. James then got the ball and hit the game-tying ball under the basket to send the game into overtime. This time, the Hawks suffered a loss, and the Lakers profited.

The second missed judgment occurred with 1:12 left in overtime. Jalen Johnson of the Hawks at the time stayed for more than three seconds without actively defending opposing players in his own penalty area. It was a three-second violation that was missed, and this time the Lakers suffered a loss and the Hawks profited.

In the end, Trae Young took the game away with a three-point shot. The Lakers have not timed, James missed a three-point shot, failed to complete the counter-lore, and unfortunately lost.

James scored 39 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, thick eyebrows got 38 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists, James Mei performed so well that he still failed to beat the Hawks, Trae Young 31 points and 20 assists, becoming the hero of the victory. The Lakers have fallen to 10th place in the West after three consecutive losses.