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.

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.

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.

On Wednesday evening, the Golden State Warriors are playing their first game of the season against the Portland Trail Blazers in Oregon. Steph Curry had eight

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