Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban Calls Out NBA Referees Over Blown Call in OKC Thunder-Timberwolves Clash That Led to Chris Finch Ejection

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“@NBAOfficial why is it hard to make these calls ? Is it a game flow issue or…?” Cuban tweeted.

With 6:28 left in the first quarter, Edwards drove to the basket and appeared to have been hand-checked by Jalen Williams. As Edwards put his hands up in protest, Randle collected the offensive rebound. The big man went up for another shot but got whacked in the arms by Lu Dort.

No call was made on the Thunder defenders in either shot attempt. Though Finch had no reaction to Edwards’ incursion in the paint, he got irate when Dort made contact with Randle.

The Timberwolves ended up winning 112-107 to hand the Thunder their third loss of the season. Edwards finished with 26 points and 12 rebounds while Randle had 19 points, eight boards, and five assists.

On this night, the Wolves were able to overcome the tide of emotions arising from Finch’s ejection in the first quarter. However, the controversy surrounding the non-calls did not go unnoticed by Cuban and the rest of the NBA community.

“Pledge allegiance to the Flagg”: Mark Cuban expresses support for Mavericks star rookie

Cuban, of course, is at his most enthusiastic when rooting for his Mavericks. Though the Mavs have struggled mightily at the start of this season, the minority owner remains hyped over their top draft pick Cooper Flagg.

Last week, Cuban shared a clip of Mavericks forward Naji Marshall dishing out praise for Flagg. In the caption for his retweet, Cuban relayed his own message of support towards the former Duke standout.

“Pledge allegiance to the Flagg,” Cuban wrote.

Indeed, all signs are pointing to the Mavericks looking to Flagg as their next cornerstone. Recent reports have indicated that the Mavs are willing to trade assets like Anthony Davis and Klay Thompson, suggesting that a rebuild around Flagg is right around the corner.