Josh Hart makes a bold admission to the tide play against the pistons

New York Knicks star Josh Hart No words were made when he went to his last play against Tim Hardaway Jr. The Knicks defeated the Detroit Pistons 94-93 Sunday with a late Hart stop to get the hard victory of game 4.

After the fans expressed their frustrations with the referee's play and non-trucada, Hart sent a forceful message. He admitted that he contacted Hardaway, but denied accepting that it was a foul and gave the referees responsibility.

“I contacted him? Yes, I came in contact with him,” Hart told journalists. “It was legal? I don't know! We'll see in the last two -minute report.”

Tim Hardaway Jr. He was visibly upset by this play and its consequences, telling him a simple message during his interview with unique changing rooms. Asked if he felt he was failed, Hardaway stated:

“You all see it. It was cheeky.”

Hardaway did not have the best game, as it only scored 14 points on 5 of 16 in the field and a poor 4 out of 13 from Deep. He was still on the court during the final game of the game and maybe the pounds that the referees denied that they had redeemed his discreet performance.

Josh Hart finished the game with 14 points (the third best scorer behind the 32 points of Jalen Brunson and the 27 units of Karl-Anthony Towns), to get 10 rebounds, five assists and four robberies. The Knicks are 3-1 of the series heading to Madison Square Garden.

The referee confirms Josh Hart failed to Tim Hardaway Jr. During the final game in match 4

Although Josh Hart said that the referees would be the ones who decided if he committed a free kick, David Guthrie, the crew chief, confirmed that Hart failed in Hardaway.

“During the live game, it was judged that Josh Hart made a legal defensive play. After the postgame review, we noticed that Hard causes the corporate body to be more than marginal in Hardaway Jr. and it should have been called a foul,” says the pool report.

The Knicks are in the victory of the advance in the second round of the playoffs and the game 5 will be played at home. The pistons will leave Detroit with a sour taste, but they will try to bounce back in New York.