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Luka Reads the Numbers in Transition, Then Refs Get the No-Call Right
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Luka's processing speed in transition here is what separates him from almost everyone else in the league. He sees Jaren Jackson Jr. crash the glass, clocks that it leaves only George back in transition, and makes the simple read to attack immediately. That hesitation from George is exactly how you don't want to defend a fast break against a guy this size with this much control.
Then he extends that last step to get all the way to the rim for the easy lefty finish. Clean footwork, no travel to see here.
As for the no-call on the drive, Keyonte gets there late and catches Luka's hand on the swipe attempt. Hand is considered part of the ball, so there's no foul to give here. Mark Lindsay got this one right. #shorts
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