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I don't know why the NBA

doesn't just call the last two-minute report,

the Donagie Report.

That's really all it is.

The NBA comes out after Christmas Day when the Cavs got completely hosed and they made it official.

The Cavs have officially been hosed when the officials swallowed the whistles at the end of the game.

We know what's going on here. The NBA is basically saying, hey, hey, hey, hold on.

We're not shady. We're just bad at what we do.

That's essentially what the two-minute report is, aka the Donagie report.

We're not on the take.

We're not fixing games here.

We're not point shaving or anything like that.

We're just, we're bad at calling games accurately.

So we just want to let you know.

We want everything to be on the up and up here.

Just so you to understand, we're bad at what we do.

That's really what it comes down to. It doesn't help anything.

It doesn't help anything in terms of the wrong calls being corrected.

So there are four calls that the NBA mentioned in their two-minute report,

a.k.a. the Donagie report, including the final drive by LeBron James.

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