The NBA found a scoring error, one where the Warriors weren’t credited with a free throw that De’Anthony Melton made with 2 minutes left in the third quarter. The league revealed the miscue on Thursday, changing the final score from 139-104 to 140-104.

As it turns out, however, the game officials made a huge mistake during the contest. The NBA announced on Thursday that there was a scoring error during the game as the officials failed to credit the Warriors one point in the third quarter off of a De'Anthony Melton free throw.

The NBA admitted Thursday it made a mistake. The league released a statement announcing a scoring error was made during a game Wednesday between the Golden State Warriors and Portland Trail Blazers and was therefore changing the final score from 139-104 to 140-104.

One point better, to be precise. The NBA found a scoring error, one where the Warriors weren’t credited with a free throw that De’Anthony Melton made with 2 minutes left in the third quarter. The league revealed the miscue on Thursday,

A scoring error, one where the Warriors weren't credited with a free throw that De'Anthony Melton made with 2 minutes left, changed the final score of Golden State's win over Portland from 139-104 to 140-104.

Last night the Golden State Warriors opened their NBA season against the Portland Trail Blazers in what was a one sided affair in favor of the Warriors. The fin

I f you didn’t think the Portland Trail Blazers’ historic season-opening loss versus the Golden State Warriors Wednesday night could get any worse, you’d be wrong. The game