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NBA stands by controversial non-call in Pistons' loss to Knicks
Detroit — The NBA's Last Two Minute Report indicated that the referees' decision not to call Jalen Brunson for a backcourt violation was correct. The situation took place during the final seconds of the Detroit Pistons' 118-116 Game 3 loss to the New York Knicks on Thursday night.
Knicks back Mikal Bridges after Game 2 brick in loss to Pistons: ‘We’ve got confidence in him’
As Duren cut-off Brunson’s lane, Bridges created one of his own: His man, Malik Beasley, turned his head towards the paint, and Bridges darted to the top of the key. An escape hatch for Brunson, then trapped in no man’s land.
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Pistons claim backcourt violation, but NBA has explanationNew York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson appeared to commit a backcourt violation with five seconds remaining Thursday, but there was no whistle. The Knicks were leading the Detroit Pistons by three points ...
Another thrilling playoff matchup between the New York Knicks and Detroit Pistons was marred by officiating controversies.
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