US EditionNBA officials admit to pivotal missed foul call at end of Knicks-Pistons game
- Tim Hardaway Jr. attempted a final shot for the Detroit Pistons against the New York Knicks in Game 4.
- The Pistons trailed by one point in the final seconds after Cade Cunningham missed a shot beforehand.
- Hardaway shot a three-pointer from the left corner, and Josh Hart made contact with his body.
- NBA officials determined Hart made "body contact that is more than marginal" on Hardaway's shot.
- The missed foul call on the 94-93 Knicks win potentially changed the game's outcome and series lead.
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