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NBA says Orlando Magic should have retained possession in final second against Lakers

Los Angeles Times
Published March 8, 2018 at 3:50 PM
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The NBA said the wrong decision was made in the final minute of the Lakers' game against the Orlando Magic. The Magic should have retained possession in the game's final second, rather than game going to a jump ball. On Wednesday night, with the Lakers leading 108-107, the Magic attempted to inbound...

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