NBA Referee’s Shocking Admission Could Rewrite Knicks-Pistons Game 4 Outcome
Picture this: the New York Knicks edging out the Detroit Pistons by a razor-thin 94-93 in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference first round—and then moments later, the refs admit they blew a crucial call that might’ve flipped the whole thing on its head. Yup, a late-game foul on Josh Hart was missed, and if it had been spotted, Tim Hardaway Jr. would have been standing at the line, shooting three free throws. You do the math—Detroit lost by one point. So, what if that slip-up wasn’t just a hiccup but the actual game-changer? The Pistons’ faithful are fuming, gnawing at this mistake like a bad tooth, while the Knicks now sit comfortably at 3-1 in the series, eyeing the finish line. It begs the question: in the heat of playoff battles, how much should one missed call really decide fate? Let’s unpack this drama, because if you think refs don’t make waves, you haven’t been watching closely enough…
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