Pistons vs. Knicks (93-94): New York stands out in the controversy with a 3-1 advantage!

Pistons vs. Knicks (93-94): New York se démarque dans la controverse avec un avantage de 3-1!

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In a nail-biting showdown on Sunday evening, the Detroit Pistons faced a rollercoaster match against the New York Knicks. Despite an inspiring comeback, the Pistons ultimately fell victim to a controversial refereeing decision, losing 93-94 and leaving their postseason fate hanging by a thread.

The Home Box Score of This Eastern Conference Thriller

The Pistons came out sluggish, struggling offensively and defensively. With a meager 2-for-16 shooting from three-point range in the first half, they found themselves trailing by 16 points with just two minutes left before halftime. The crowd at Little Caesars Arena shared the frustration as the Knicks appeared to be pulling away.

However, a revival sparked by Coach JB Bickerstaff’s squad marked the end of the first half and rolled into a thrilling second half, showcasing an impressive display of basketball. But the game’s cruelty reared its head in the closing minutes.

In a tense final stretch, Karl-Anthony Towns attempted audacious shots, while a critical no-call against Tim Hardaway Jr. solidified the Knicks’ narrow victory. The 93-94 score puts New York ahead 3-1 in the series, intensifying the pressure on Detroit.

Star Performances and Controversial Moments

In the midst of the dramatic finish, Jalen Brunson’s lionhearted performance stood out. After sustaining an injury late in the third quarter, he returned in the final period to score 15 points on 7-of-11 shooting, demonstrating remarkable resilience to lead his team through the physical contest.

On the other side, Pistons star Cade Cunningham delivered an impressive triple-double with 25 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists. Tobias Harris also contributed effectively until foul issues limited his impact. Though Malik Beasley and Tim Hardaway Jr. found their rhythm late in the game, it wasn’t enough to clinch the win.

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Cade Cunningham in Game 4:

25 PTS
10 REB
10 AST
4 BLK (Playoff record for DET guard)

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With the series now shifting back to New York, the Pistons face an uphill battle; they must secure a victory to extend their playoff hopes. However, the sting of this agonizing loss may linger, complicating their quest for a comeback.

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