🕒The shot clock malfunction in the Lakers vs. Warriors game caused a delay of the game.
🔄Earlier in the game, the Warriors experienced a shot clock reset without shooting the ball.
👀Players and coaches were visibly confused by the shot clock malfunction and reset.
🗣️LeBron James argued with the refs about the shot clock situation.
❌The three-pointer that followed the shot clock malfunction was deemed invalid.
What caused the shot clock malfunction in the Lakers vs. Warriors game?
—The shot clock malfunction was due to a technical issue with the shot clock system.
Did the shot clock reset affect the outcome of the game?
—The shot clock reset caused confusion but did not directly affect the final result of the game.
What was LeBron James' reaction to the shot clock malfunction?
—LeBron James argued with the referees and questioned the shot clock reset.
Did the three-pointer count after the shot clock malfunction?
—No, the three-pointer that followed the shot clock malfunction was invalidated.
How long did the delay caused by the shot clock malfunction last?
—The delay caused by the shot clock malfunction lasted approximately 23 minutes.
00:07In the final 2 minutes of the Lakers vs. Warriors game, there was a shot clock malfunction causing a delay of the game.
00:17Earlier in the game, the Warriors experienced a shot clock reset without shooting the ball.
00:32Players and coaches on the court were visibly confused by the shot clock malfunction and reset.
00:45LeBron James argued with the referees about the shot clock situation.
00:52The shot clock reset caused the three-pointer that followed to be invalidated.
