Raptors-Warriors Game 6 Referee Controversy: Was Draymond Green Behind the Line?

In Game 6 of the Finals, something rare occurred.

Draymond Green made a 3.

Except, well, it remained rare, because it wasn't counted as a 3.

Let's go to the tape!

That cost:

• Warriors first-quarter ML backers (-138)
• Draymond Green over 0.5 made 3-pointers (if Green doesn't hit one in the second half)

It also weighs heavy for a game that's within three points at half. The play was not reviewed or assessed by the NBA's official officiating Twitter account as such reviews often are.

It's surprising that a play of this significance, that was this close, was not reviewed. Not that it'll make those bettors feel any better.

UPDATE: With nine seconds left in Game 6, the Warriors had the ball down and were one point, meaning if the Draymond 3 had been ruled correctly in the first quarter, the game would've been tied. A lot happened in between the missed call and the end of the game to alter the outcome. (Green appeared to tip a ball in while it was over the cylinder in the second half, for example.) But it re-emphasizes the importance of reviewing questionable calls when it's an option, as the result impacts the teams and bettors alike.