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NBA playoffs: Pistons coach irate over late no-call in loss to Knicks

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The New York Knicks defeated the Detroit Pistons in game 4 of their first-round playoff confrontation on Sunday afternoon, 94-93, since it was reduced to a controversial end.

The great man of the Knicks, Karl-Anthony Towns, nailed two clutch shots in the final moments to give New York the advantage of a point.

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Karl-Anthony Towns celebrates

The New York Knicks Guard, Pacome Dadite, Centro, celebrates with the Karl-Anthony Towns Center (32) at the end of the last quarter of his victory over the Pistons in game 4 or a series of first round playoffs of the NBA on April 27, 2025, in Detroit. (AP Photo/Duane Burleson)

Code Cunningham and the Pistons had possession with less than 10 seconds to play. Cunningham had a decent look at the foul line, but his shot was out of place. The ball bounced before Tim Hardaway Jr. got it in the corner. He mocks the bomb to jump to the Knicks guard Josh Hart. Hardaway bowed to Hart to try to draw a foul. No fault was called, since Hardaway lost his shot.

Detroit chief coach JB BickerStaff broke into the court and seemed to shout at officials: “That is a fault.” The officials did not join and the Knicks taught an advantage of the 3-1 series.

BickerStaff rang in the play at the end of the game.

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“There is contact in the jump of Tim Hardaway. I don’t know any other way to avoid it, there is contact in his jumping shot,” said Bickerstaff, through ESPN. “(Heart) leaves his feet; he is at the mercy of Timmy. I repeat, there is contact in his jumping shot.”

NBA officials admitted having made a mistake after the game ended.

“Duration live, it was judged that Josh Hart did a defensive legal work,” said the head of the crew, David Guthrie. “After the review after the game, we observe that the heart makes body contact that is more than marginal for Hardeway Jr. and should have called a fault.”

The cities ended with 27 points and nine rebounds. Jalen Brunson led the Knicks with 32 points, 11 assists and five rebounds despite dealing with the ankle problem.

Cunningham had 25 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in the loss.

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Game 5 is scheduled for Tuesday night.

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Ryan Gaydos is a senior editor of Fox News Digital.

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