when nobody wants to win an NBA game, a breakdown

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After Portland blows an 18 point fourth quarter lead, a controversial late whistle by Mark Davis sends the game into a frenzy. Using slow motion angles and real time officiating context, this breakdown shows exactly when the foul is called, why it was such a difficult decision, and how defensive positioning gave the referee a reason to step in.

From crunch time decision making to why defenders should never put refs in a position to decide the game, this video breaks down the mechanics, the mistakes, and the moment that swung everything.
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