NBA News: G3 in the Eastern Conference Finals twice wrongly judged, Antetokounmpo s new news, Mavericks strengthened and targeted three people

The NBA playoffs continued to play in the division finals, and the Knicks finished the reversal when they were lagging behind in G3 in the Eastern Conference Finals, winning a game back. The series remained suspense 1:2, but in the referee report released earlier, there were two wrong judgments at the last moment. In addition, there has been further news about whether Antetokounmpo will leave the team, and the Mavericks aimed at the three of them. Next, let’s take a look at the specific situation. NBA News: G3 in the Eastern Conference Finals was wrongly judged twice, Antetokounmpo's new news, the Mavericks strengthened the target of three people.

NBA officially released the G3 referee report of the Eastern Conference Finals, and there were two wrong judgments in the last two minutes. The first misjudgment occurred when there were 41.1 seconds left in the game. Brunson broke through and went out of bounds to the basketball. The referee awarded the ball to the Knicks, but the referee's report showed that Brunson was the last player to touch the ball. The ball should be given to the Pacers, which was a major misjudgment, and the Knicks were only two points ahead at this time.

The second misjudgment occurred when 9.7 seconds left before the end of the game time, Halliburton broke through and made Bridges a foul and made both free throws. The referee report shows that Bridges' immediate contact when defending Hallibur was a slight contact. It did not affect the four elements of its offensive. This time, the Pacers made a profit. At this time, the Knicks led the Pacers by 4 points. In the end, the Knicks also won the game and tied the series to 1:2.

In this way, the suspense of the series appeared again, and there was also very bad news for the Pacers, that is, Nesmith's injury. According to team reporter Tony East, Nesmith (sprayed right ankle) plays in this game with suspicion. In the G3 game, Nesmith returned to the locker room due to an ankle sprain. But then returned to Changsha again, but it was obvious that the injury had an impact on his condition. This needs adjustment for the Pacers, and other players need to stand up and take on more.

Irving's injury on the Mavericks is expected to take a long recovery time, and is expected to be absent in the early stages of next season. They need a backcourt player who can carry the team. NBACentral retweeted an interview with reporter Marc Stein on social media, and the Dallas Mavericks are closely following three point guards, Lonzo Ball, Ju Holiday and Chris Paul.

According to previously disclosed information, the team wants to prove that the players can play the role of starting point guard at the beginning of the season. At the same time, after Irving returns, he can better help the team in the rotation stage to increase the depth of the lineup. Which do you think is better for the Mavericks next season? If you want to get what they need to do?

Finally, there is news about Antetokounmpo. Antetokounmpo was open to leaving the team, making the outside world focus on the meeting between the Bucks and Antetokounmpo. Famous reporter Stein reported that Bucks star Antetokounmpo has not yet officially applied to leave the team. Although he frequently responded to fans' questions on Twitter in the past few days, there has been no breakthrough progress at present, and it is still unknown whether he will apply for a transaction in the end.

Judging from the current news, the Bucks are still trying their best to persuade Antetokounmpo to stay in the team. They use the current weak competition in the Eastern Conference as the tone, and emphasize that they will continue to build a championship lineup around Antetokounmpo, and want Antetokounmpo to continue to stay in the team. At present, it is not yet determined whether Antetokounmpo will leave or stay, but what is certain is that once Antetokounmpo is sure to leave the Bucks, many teams will inevitably join the competition for Antetokounmpo.

Do you think Antetokounmpo will leave the Bucks? If he leaves the Bucks, which team will he go to? If we really come to the West, what will happen to the competition for the West next season?