As the men's professional basketball regular league is adding heat, a series of misjudgments that have a decisive effect on the game are emerging.

KBL, which oversees professional basketball, is busy hiding its misjudgment that ruins the great game.

Reporter Heo Jae-won reports.

72 to 72, 6 seconds before the tie ends.

KCC foreign player Johnson, who caught the rebound, rushes toward the opponent's goalpost.

As soon as you jump toward the rim, the referee's whistle goes off and both free throws Johnson gets made, KCC takes a dramatic victory.

However, the referee's foul decision, which decided the game with one second left before the end of the game, was a clear misjudgment.

At that time, the KBL referee explained that it was Ahn Young-joon's pushing foul, but at no point can Ahn Young-joon be found pushing the opponent.

In the end, KBL admitted that it was a clear misjudgment at the referee's briefing two days later requested by SK.

At the same time, a KBL official was criticized for showing a hurry to hide, saying, "Please don't let the outside know that you admitted the misjudgment."

The misjudgment, which was difficult to understand, came out again the very next day.

When Samsung's Park Min-woo, who was trailing by three points, caught the rebound, KCC player did not point out the foul pushed from behind. 스포츠토토

With 26 seconds left, the right to attack went to KCC, and the referee's misjudgment played a role in determining the game once again.

Again, the KBL admitted that it was a misjudgment through the referee's briefing session requested by the Samsung club.

Professional basketball is continuing its stride at the beginning of the season due to the poor misjudgment that puts cold water on the game and the frustrating administration of the KBL, which is in a hurry to hide it.