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NBA Referee’s Shocking Admission Could Rewrite Knicks-Pistons Game 4 Outcome

NBA Referee’s Shocking Admission Could Rewrite Knicks-Pistons Game 4 Outcome

The New York Knicks snuck by the Detroit Pistons with a pivotal 94-93 win in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference first round on Sunday.

However, following the game, officials revealed that a crucial call was missed, and it could have changed the outcome of the game.

Crew chief David Guthrie reported to ESPN that a late-game foul against Josh Hart of the Knicks wasn’t called.

“During live play, it was judged that Josh Hart made a legal defensive play,” Guthrie said. “After postgame review, we observed that Hart makes body contact that is more than marginal to Hardaway Jr., and a foul should have been called.”

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