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The NBA Last Two Minute report confirmed all calls in the final stretch and overtime were officiated correctly.
The report supported a correct no-call on the late collision between Ausar Thompson and Jarrett Allen, per the officiating crew.
Live-ball contact was incidental and no player possessed the ball, aligning with the no-call rationale in the report.

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The Pistons could have challenged a critical moment on a loose ball with Ausar Thompson and Jarrett Allen, potentially altering the game's outcome in regulation.
A late fourth-quarter timeout misstep and burned challenge limited Detroit's chance to swing momentum late in Game 5.
The no-foul call at the end of regulation could have given the Pistons the Game 5 victory, fueling fan frustration and scrutiny of officiating decisions.

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The last possession in regulation had incidental leg contact with no player possessing the ball, so no foul was called.
Crew Chief Tony Brothers said there was incidental contact and no foul should have been called.
The play will be reviewed by the league office tomorrow and posted in the L2M report.
A prior foul on Harden was not called for stepping out of bounds because the foul occurred before the out-of-bounds contact.

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Towns will face tougher defenders like Mobley and Allen as the Knicks seek a first Finals appearance since 1999.
New system lets Towns facilitate from the elbow while Brunson and others set around him.
Towns faced varied coverage earlier, from Onyeka Okongwu to a hobbling Embiid, affecting his involvement.
The Knicks adjusted after mid-series, unlocking Towns by designating him as a facilitator.
Mobley and Allen provide shot-blocking challenges for Towns in the next round.
Duren could influence matchups if the Pistons advance, adding physicality against Towns.
The Knicks’ offense has improved by allowing Towns to operate from the elbow instead of posting up.
Background series saw Towns’ usage shift from high involvement to more perimeter play.
The Cavaliers and Pistons present different matchup challenges in the upcoming rounds.
The Knicks’ strategy centers on Towns’ passing vision and perimeter shooting.
Team context notes Towns’ evolving role amid a system change and playoff pressure.

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