Houston, which had a 14-game winning streak snapped by the Lakers on Wednesday, lost consecutive games for just the second time this season. The Clippers were fueled by Austin Rivers, who scored 30 of his career-high 36 points in the second half. James Harden led Houston with his second consecutive 51-point game. After the win, the Clippers raved about the defense of Evans on Harden despite his big nba 2k18 coins. According to the Chronicle, the last time the NBA ruled in favor of a protest was in 2008, when the Atlanta Hawks and Miami Heat replayed the final 51 seconds of a game in which Shaquille O'Neal fouled out with five fouls rather than six. During the Rockets’ game against the L.A. Clippers on Friday, a Clippers player should have been disqualified with 3:10 left, a person with nba 2k18 coins of the protest said Sunday.

Clippers guard Jawun Evans apparently committed a sixth foul which was incorrectly given to teammate Lou Williams. An NBA spokesman on Saturday confirmed that the league was aware of the error. Back in 2008, a similar incident occurred between the Heat and nba 2k18 ps4 mt. Shaq was incorrectly disqualified from a game with just five fouls (the rule allows for six), causing the final 51 seconds to be re-played. It’s not known exactly how the NBA will respond here, but it seems a little late to do something about the situation now, aside from tossing the whole nba 2k18 coins entirely. While it is true that the game was close, and the disqualification might have had an effect on the outcome, it’s hard to imagine that it made a big enough impact to re-play the matchup entirely.