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My San Antonio · May 4, 2016

Spurs shrug off officiating report

By Wednesday morning, most of the Spurs had seen the NBA officiating report detailing all the referees had gotten wrong in the final moments of their 98-97 Game 2 loss to Oklahoma City.

Some had not bothered.

Tim Duncan was not interested in commenting at all.

“You want my opinion on officiating?” a clearly amused Duncan said after Wednesday’s practice. “Wow. Trying to get me fined?”

There was another reason for Duncan to remain mum on the refs that went beyond his pocketbook: They weren’t the difference in the Spurs’ defeat.

Six of the eight violations the league says officials missed during the final two minutes fell the Spurs’ favor.

Full story at My San Antonio

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