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The Lakers fall to the Mavericks in double overtime, 119 to 115.

It wasn't always a pretty game.

There were moments where the Lakers could have one fact up three at the end of regulation with what seconds to play and Luca Donchik Hitch at three to tie the game up.

And then well, then we know what happened.

In fact, I don't think I can't even wait. Let's just do this now.

Master lock of the night. I've seen a lot of games over a lot of years of watching the NBA.

I've seen a lot of games where we've said the referees

did not do a good job. I've seen games where the refs have done a fine job. This was a game

where you saw the referees change the outcome of the game and take a win away from the Lakers. And you know what I'm talking about. We can argue, hey, LeBron didn't have a good game. You could say, well, you know what? The Lakers should have fouled when they were up three instead of letting Luka shoot a three. Those are fair arguments. The Lakers should have doubled Luca, blitzed him, get the ball out of his hands. Again, another fair argument. Yes, that should have happened.

But Troy Brown shoots a three at the buzzer, game on the line, Tim Hardaway,

not only lands in his landing space, but smacks him across the arm.

The shot falls well short, which usually happens when, you know, you're fouled on the shot.

The referee standing right there looking at the play, stayed silent.

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