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Scott Foster earned the moniker “The Extender” for extending playoff rounds (born April 8, 1967) is an American basketball official who wears number 48 for the National Basketball Association (NBA). Foster has officiated 1,617 regular-season games and 226 postseason games as of the 2021–2022 NBA season.

Scott Foster messed up the conclusion

In the NBA, there is still no better way to ensure that a terrific basketball game will be ruined than by having Scott Foster call it. During what turned out to be a tremendous back-and-forth game between the Toronto Raptors and the Denver Nuggets, the Toronto Raptors were reminded of this unpleasant NBA truth.

The Raptors once again found themselves in a tight spot as a result of several defensive mistakes after mostly controlling MVP frontrunner Nikola Jokic on the offensive end. Foster messed up the conclusion in a hilarious way after detecting blood in the water.

Scott Foster attempted to reverse a foul

Foster attempted to reverse a foul on Jokic that resulted in a jump ball and an extra Denver possession in the final minute but was unsuccessful. Foster then ejected Scottie Barnes with a minute left in a one-point game after failing to overturn an off-ball foul on the hot-shot Scottie Barnes.

Foster took it upon himself to give Denver a 118-113 victory, dealing Toronto, which was eager for a play-in, a crushing blow.NBA fans from various backgrounds had had enough of Foster’s terrible refereeing, so they banded together in the spirit of the Avengers to mock someone who, if he routinely performed as poorly in any other profession, would be dismissed.

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