Chris Bosh went on Twitter to air out his opinion regarding the officiating of the 2018 NBA Finals.
In the aftermath of Thursday night’s Game 1, Bosh tweeted that the game’s referees made “a lot of mistakes.” The NBA free agent then implied that the last two minutes of regulation and the whole overtime period were badly officiated.
Bosh, who was LeBron James’ former Miami Heat teammate, continued that “someone should apologize” to the Cleveland Cavaliers because of it.
Bosh was not the only one who had something to say about the officials of Game 1. Cavs head coach Tyronn Lue also expressed his sentiments against the referees during his postgame interview.
In one of the game’s most controversial calls, the Cavaliers were leading by two, 104-102, with 36.4 seconds left in the fourth quarter when the referees decided to overturn what was initially called an offensive foul on Kevin Durant into a blocking foul on James.
Durant sank both ensuing free throws to tie the game, effectively taking away momentum from the Cavs.
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