Controversial Call and Curry's Game-Winning Layup Lift Warriors over Thunder
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In a pool report interview, Crew Chief Mitchell Ervin explained that Draymond Green was not called for offensive interference because there was clear and conclusive evidence that he did not touch the ball, and his contact with the rim did not cause an unnatural bounce. Regarding the delay of game penalty, Ervin stated that after the basket interference review, the crew had administrative matters to address before resuming play, and they ensured that there were 10 players on the court and ready to play.
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