NBA Releases Last-Two Minute Report on Celtics-Pacers Controversy
Celtics Head Coach to Review Report
Two Incorrect Calls Favored Pacers in Closing Minutes
The NBA has released its Last Two Minute (L2M) report on the controversial ending of Monday's Celtics-Pacers game. The report acknowledges two incorrect calls that favored Indiana in the closing two minutes of the Pacers' 133-131 win.
Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla has indicated that he will be reviewing the report.
The NBA's L2M report is an official review of officiating decisions made in the final two minutes of NBA games. The report is intended to provide transparency and accountability in officiating, and to help improve officiating accuracy and consistency.
The two incorrect calls identified in the report both occurred in the final 10 seconds of the game. One call was a blocking foul that was called on Celtics center Robert Williams III, and the other was a foul that was called on Celtics guard Marcus Smart.
The NBA's L2M report is an important tool for improving officiating accuracy and consistency. By reviewing these reports, coaches, players, and fans can gain a better understanding of the officiating process and how decisions are made.
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