Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in Trevor Lane here for Lakers Nation.com.

The Lakers fall to the Minnesota Timberwolves, but not without controversy.

LeBron James hits what sure looked like a three, which is seconds left.

It would have tied the game.

The referees say, no, we're only giving you a two.

They called it a two live on the floor, which to me was very suspicious.

Not that I'm saying that the referees were cheating or something like that, but it didn't

look live like it was a two replay showed.

Maybe a little bit of his foot may have touched the line,

but it sure looked like when you slowed it down,

there was daylight between LeBron's foot and the three point line.

And ultimately, the referees, they go back,

they review it with a shot on the screen

that you can even see from the TV,

from the regular camera.

You could see the shot on the screen the rest were looking at

with daylight between LeBron's foot and the three-point line.

Referees still called it a two,

even with a swarm of Lakers players pointing right at it on the screen.

Referees refused to change the call on the floor instead calling it a two and essentially

ending the game at that point the lakers did have a chance to come back and get another shot up

we're not able to score on that one though and ultimately fall to the wolves it was look you

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