NBA Finals Bucks-Suns: Skip Bayless Tweeted Out A Conspiracy Theory That There Will Be A Game 7

Skip Bayless sent out interesting Tweets about the NBA Finals.

Skip Bayless sent out a few fascinating Tweets about NBA referees on Saturday night.

First, he Tweeted about how Marc Davis will ref Saturday's Game 5 and that Chris Paul has a good track record with him (see Tweet below).

This is a big deal: Marc Davis is back as ref crew chief tonight. He has been friendly w CP3 for yrs - the opposite of Scott Foster. Davis reffed Game 6 vs Clips & G1 of the Finals - 2 great games by CP3. He's in his comfort zone w Davis. Advantage: Suns.

— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) July 18, 2021

Then he Tweeted a conspiracy theory for Game 6 (see Tweet below).

Now watch Scott Foster show up as referee crew chief for Game 6 in Milwaukee ... just to make sure there's a money-making Game 7.

— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) July 18, 2021

The Phoenix Suns were 3.5-point favorites in Game 5 of the NBA Finals against the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday night, according to FanDuel.

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