Last Two Minute Report confirms questionable call in Cavs Game 3 win over Pistons
The review states that James Harden didn’t draw a shooting foul on his final three-point attempt.
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Nemec/NBAE via Getty Images) | NBAE via Getty Images The Cleveland Cavaliers have been on the wrong end of a few calls this season late in games. Whether or not they were in the closing moments of their Game 3 win over the Detroit Pistons didn’t matter. The Cavs, specifically James Harden, hit enough shots late to secure the victory to trim the Pistons’ lead in the series to 2-1.
One of those shots seemed like it could’ve been called a shooting foul in the moment, but wasn’t. With 30 seconds left in a one-point game, Harden attacked Tobias Harris in isolation with a side-step three. Harris flew into Harden, knocking him to the ground.
It didn’t affect the shot, as the three-ball went through, but it seemed like this should’ve been a foul even though it wasn’t called one in the moment. View Link Support us and Let ‘Em Know with Homage! Anything bought from the links helps support Fear the Sword .