NBA fans love to get riled up by the referees chosen for their games. That's what's happening on Tuesday as the Los Angeles Lakers prepare to take on the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals.

Philadelphia 76ers rookie VJ Edgecombe did his best to stop New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson in Monday's Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, and he even tried to elicit help from the referees at one point.

Wembayama finished with 12 blocks on Monday night, but a handful appeared to be goaltending or fouls.

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When asked about Victor Wembanyama's 12 blocks in Game 1, Chris Finch said that at least 4 of the 12 were goaltends, and that it was "alarming" that Wembanyama wasn't called for a single goaltend. "When we looked at em, at least four of them were goaltending... To me, it's a… pic.twitter.com/sW0xBTYpUB

The NBA announced the group on Monday. It's highlighted by a number of veterans like Scott Foster, Tony Brothers and others who have plenty of experience calling games in the postseason. This year's conference semifinals should be good after an exciting first round.

Jaylen Brown believes NBA referees have an agenda against him, and he claims that some of those same officials believe it, too. Brown saw his season come to an abrupt end Saturday night, when the Boston Celtics blew a 3-1 series lead by losing Game 7 of their first-round matchup with the Philadelphia 76ers 109-100.

Jaylen Brown demands an investigation into NBA referees after claiming they had an organized agenda against the Celtics during their playoff loss to Philly.