"Should be investigated": ESPN's claim on Warriors' alleged reaction to Wizards covering spread has NBA fans calling for league action

In the game between the Golden State Warriors and the Washington Wizards, ESPN posted an interesting caption to a video of the Warriors bench. According to the caption, the Warriors players were surprised by a late Wizards 3-pointer that covered the point spread.

Wizards guard Ryan Rollins drained a 3-pointer with 1.1 seconds left on the clock, cutting Golden State's winning margin to 11 points. The bucket ensured the Wizards, who were 11.5-point underdogs, covered the point spread.

The camera panned to the reactions of guards Gary Payton II and Chris Paul on the Golden State bench. This has sparked discussions among fans and sports analysts.

One tweeted:

"They should be investigated."

Here are some top reactions on X:

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The Golden State Warriors' resurgence: Stephen Curry's brilliance fuels winning streak

The Warriors are on a five-game win streak, which has propelled them over .500.

The Warriors have won eight straight home games and are unbeaten at the Chase Center this month, thanks to Stephen Curry's exceptional performance. His shot-making and relentless determination have revived the team's season and given them a renewed sense of hope.

The team's chemistry has improved, thanks to Curry and Chris Paul's leadership and the support of their coach.

The Warriors have markedly improved their defensive play, contributing to their winning streak. Their ability to adapt and adjust to their opponents' strategies has made them a formidable force on the court.