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Josh Hart Was Honest About Whether He Fouled Tim Hardaway Jr. on Controversial No-Call

Hart speaks to reporters after the controversial finish to Game 4 between the Knicks and Pistons | Screengrab via @sny_knicks on X/Twitter and SNY

New York Knicks wing Josh Hart got away with some contact on the final shot during a 94–93 win over the Detroit Pistons in Game 4 Sunday, which gave the Knicks a 3–1 series lead. Even though the officials left their whistle in their pocket, Hart knew he may have committed a foul.

The Knicks led by one as the Pistons had a final possession to take the lead and potentially win the game. Detroit's star guard Cade Cunningham missed a midrange jumper near the nail with six seconds remaining, which sent the ball bouncing around and into the hands of Tim Hardaway Jr. for a final shot. Hart ran to contest the attempt and bumped Hardaway as he went up to shoot. The shot fell short, no whistle was blown and the Knicks squeaked out a tough road win.

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