Warriors Fans Were Fuming After Players Spot Something Odd About the Rim Before Game 3 of NBA Finals

The NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Boston Celtics have taken a very crucial turn this week. Game 3 ended in the Celtics’ favor, coming back from their blowout Game 2 loss. Of course, the game wasn’t without some drama, as the Warriors ended up delaying the game a bit with a technical error.

During their warmup, players noticed something off about their rim. Players were quick to point out their concerns, following which the staff at TD Garden measured the rim. Upon inspection, a two-inch difference was spotted.

While this might seem like a small error, it makes a huge difference. Warriors’ head coach Steve Kerr admitted that these things do happen, but the players usually have a sharp eye and notice. Fans, however, did not share the same level of calm as Kerr.

Warriors fans upset over the incorrect rim at TD Garden

As the two-inch difference could be trouble for any team, fans seemed unsurprisingly upset. Such incidents are enough for fans to come up with theories, while also worrying about their own team. This was no different, especially as fans made it clear that this is a ‘huge difference’.

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Though a few fans were the voice of reason, many wondered if this was indeed a conspiracy. Fans even referred to the Celtics as scammers, determined to not let Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson shoot a three-pointer. Some even hinted at Boston playing tricks like this to throw their opponents off the game.

“It happens every once in a while,” Kerr said. “Players have a really sharp eye for that. The players can tell.”

Can GSW bounce back for Game 4?

After their?100-116 Game 3 loss, the Warriors will have to buckle up for an even more crucial Game 4. However, they might miss their home court advantage at TD Garden. Curry came ahead with 31 points, while Jaylen Brown led the Celtics with 27 points. Thompson added 25 points of his own.

While certain predictions can be made, no one can truly foresee the result. The Warriors, since 2019, have been desperate for a shot at the title and will look to try their best.

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Having said that, Game 4 is scheduled for June 10, 9:00 PM EST. Do you think the Warriors will level the series? Let us know in the comments below.