Knicks' Tom Thibodeau fumes at referees over 'huge' free throw discrepancy
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In Game 2 of the playoff series, Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau voiced his frustrations over a significant free-throw discrepancy after the Knicks' loss to the Pistons. He noted that Jalen Brunson’s impressive 37-point performance was overshadowed by the referees' inconsistent calls, particularly highlighting the difference in free-throw attempts between Brunson and Cade Cunningham. While the Pistons capitalized at the free-throw line, the Knicks did not receive similar treatment, prompting fan disdain and chants against the referees throughout the game.
"Obviously, huge discrepancy in free throws. Huge. I gotta take a look at that, alright? I don't understand how on one side you talk about direct line drives, the guys get fouled and it's not being called, right?"
"So ... I don't understand how on one side you talk about direct line drives, the guys get fouled and it's not being called, right?"
"The first of several rounds of 'refs you suck' chants started when Cunningham stepped to the free-throw line at the 5:06 mark in the second quarter."
"Cunningham's six free-throw attempts were three times more than the Knicks' team total in the first half."
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