When I worked at a sports data-gathering service, some coaches would occasionally call in only their side of the score. I'd ask for the score by quarters, halves, or innings, and the coach would say, "Oh, I don't know. I only have our side."
I was tempted to say during my radio sports report, "And, finally, Team A scored 10. In a display of poor sportsmanship, Team A's coach claimed not to have Team B's score. However, Team A won--allegedly."
Obviously, I never did that. My desire for self-preservation and continued employment topped my desire to say on-air, "Finally, in a brazen example of apathetic score reporting..."