NBA admits that two mentioned calls against CAVS have been against Pacers in the defeat of game 2

The Cleveland Cavaliers deserve to lose game 2 against the Indiana Pacers. They were those who turned it twice in the last minute. They were those who have several offensive tasks. And they were those who made it possible to reach Tyresian Haliburton to reach the three games.

Nevertheless, the collapse in the final minute would probably not have happened without these missed calls.

The last two minute report by the NBA confirms that two violations of the lane were made in the last minute and led to five points for Indiana, including the three. There was also an additional defense injury with three seconds that should have passed against Donovan Mitchell but was not called.

The first missed call was due to a double lane against Pascal Siakam's second free throw.

The report says:

Several players enter the trail and cross the three -point line before the ball is published for the free throw. The basket should be lifted and a jumping ball in the mid court.

The Cavs also entered the trail early, so that this was correctly mentioned would not have led to Cleveland's ball. But a jumping ball would have been a preferred option.

The camera hinge of this piece was not great, but you can clearly see that Aaron Nesmith and Andrew Nembhard are almost on the free -wing line while the ball is still on Siakam's fingertips.

This big top start made it possible Nesmith and Nembhard to be almost in the limited area before the ball hits the edge.

Yes, Mitchell and Ty Jerome should have better expanded. But what can you do if a team has this lead?

The second missed call benefited the CAVS. Mitchell would have been spun on the Haliburton Drive, which ended with a foul by Jerome, because of a three -person violation on the Haliburton Drive.

It is almost strange how long Mitchell is in color and nobody guarded. In addition, he does not take away the three -point line, which should do the defense of the Cavs here.

From this clip it is clear that his calf really bothered him late, as he said after the game.

The shooting foul was on Jerome in this piece. The league confirmed that it was the right call. If Mitchell is not on the trail of how he is on the trail, it is possible that this is one and one that would have changed the playing of this game.

The last wrong call comes from the missed Haliburton free throw, which has led to the three games. This was also a double track injury that benefited the CAVS if it had been called properly.

The report says:

Several players enter the trail and cross the three-point line before the ball is released for the free throw, and the shooter steps over the aircraft of the free-wing line before the ball touches the edge. The call should be made and a jumping ball in the mid court.

Haliburton is on track before the ball hits the edge. He is the one who got the rebound. On the surface it looks as if the cavs have been robbed again.

But as you see from the picture below, this is a violation. The violation is not the reason why he got the rebound.

Haliburton was hardly in color before the ball hit the edge. And he got the rebound because the ball had a crazy jump after Myles gymnast, Jarrett Allen and Mitchell all have one hand.

This was still a missed call, but it was not one who led directly to the damage, like the violation of the trail on the Nesmith putback.

The last two minutes report offers little to no consolation. It does not change the result of the game or admits something that we didn't know yet. Everyone saw live that this was a lane track violation.

The referee is not the reason why the Cavs lost this game. These wounds were inflicted themselves. At the same time, the collapse does not take place if the referees have done their work correctly. This is frustrating because it was accepted into a game 1 in which two important Cavaliers were injured, which chief coach Kenny Atkinson thought was “about excessive” games.

So far everything that could go wrong has been going wrong in the second round for the Cavs.

The series moves to Indianapolis on Friday. The Pacers lead the 2-0 series.