Game 4 between the New York Knicks and Detroit Pistons ended in controversy as Tim Hardaway Jr. was fouled shooting a three in the final seconds of the game, but it wasn’t called.
Tim Hardaway Jr. wasn’t interested in speaking to the media following the Detroit Pistons’ Game 4 loss against the New York Knicks. It’s hard to blame him, considering everything that took place shortly before he had a chance to address reporters in the locker room.
Detroit Pistons superfan Big Sean congratulated Tim Hardaway Sr.’s son, Tim Hardaway Jr., on his skills on the basketball court during a recent game. In a video captured by Bleacher Report, the rapper is seen engaging with the NBA icon.
The New York Knicks may have officially gotten away with one. The Last Two-Minute Report stemming from Game 4 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinal set
In a must-win game at home, the Detroit Pistons nearly completed a comeback from a 16-point deficit to tie up the series 2-2 against the New York Knicks.
The New York Knicks are leaving the Midwest with a pair of victories against the Detroit Pistons to go up 3-1 in their first-round series, but it isn't without a little bit of controversy.
The New York Knicks left the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit with a 94-93 win in Game 4 over the Detroit Pistons. It was their second-straight home loss, which now has them looking ahead at overturning a 3-1 series deficit.
On Sunday afternoon, the Detroit Pistons took their home floor for Game 4 of their first-round showdown with the New York Knicks. This matchup would end up sparking great controversy following a chaotic ending.
An NBA referee crew chief acknowledged that a foul should have been called when Detroit's Tim Hardaway Jr. was bumped while shooting the ball with less than a second remaining in the New York Knicks' 94-93 victory over the host Pistons on Sunday afternoon.
The city of Detroit was buzzing on Thursday night as playoff basketball returned to the home of the Detroit Pistons for the first time in years. Getting back in comfortable territory after a two-game stretch at Madison Square Garden, Tim Hardaway Jr found his groove early.
Following a historic turnaround in the regular season, most of the Detroit Pistons are now heading into uncharted territory. On Saturday night, the team will travel to Madison Square Garden to begin their first-round series with the New York Knicks.
At the end of the season, the Detroit Pistons should have two members of their team take home season awards. After breaking out as an All-Star and the face of a playoff-bound franchise, Cade Cunningham is the favorite to win the Most Improved Player Award.
Tim Hardaway Jr. had a season-high 32 points and the host Detroit Pistons clinched their first winning season in nine years by defeating the Eastern Conference-leading Cleveland Cavaliers 133-122 on Friday night.
The Los Angeles Lakers are coming off a decisive win against the Dallas Mavericks, marking the first time the two teams played each other since the blockbuster Luka Doncic - Anthony Davis trade, among other pieces.
Tim Hardaway Sr. spoke in an interview with Gilbert Arenas about the 1992 USA Dream Team. He noted that Isiah Thomas, who was famously left off the roster, didn't get picked because Michael Jordan specifically requested that Thomas not be on the team as a prerequisite to his commitment to Team USA.
Tim Hardaway Sr. did not hold back when discussing Jimmy Butler’s dramatic exit from the Miami Heat, labeling him a crybaby for the way he handled his dissatisfaction with the franchise.
The city of Chicago is a breeding ground that has produced some of the greatest players in the NBA. Some even say that the city's long list of basketball stars produced is impressive enough to call Chicago the 'real' Mecca of hoops.