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J.B. Bickerstaff believes the Cavaliers benefited from a missed foul call on Jarrett Allen during Game 5 against the Pistons. The Cavaliers lead the series 3-2 after a crucial overtime win.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers are now 3-2 up against the Detroit Pistons after a huge overtime win at Little Caesars Arena. It was the Cavaliers' first road win of the postseason, and it came at a crucial time in their run.
Unfortunately, the Pistons and head coach J.B. Bickerstaff pointed out after the game that Ausar Thompson got tripped in the final play of regulation by Jarrett Allen. If it had been given, the Pistons could have won had Thompson made at least one free throw.
It has been quite an eventful series for the Cavaliers and the Pistons when it comes to the officiating. Earlier in the series, Cavs head coach Kenny Atkinson pointed out that they were not getting calls even when they were driving.
In response, Bickerstaff pointed out that those comments played a role in a big shift in the free-throw attempts between the two teams. Now in Game 5, there is yet another additional thread with the officiating.
J.B. Bickerstaff stated that the Cavaliers got away with a late foul by Jarrett Allen on Ausar Thompson during Game 5.
If the foul had been called, the Pistons could have potentially won the game by making at least one free throw.
The Cavaliers are currently leading the series 3-2 after their overtime victory in Game 5.
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Unfortunately for the Pistons, Thompson was clearly tripped, but the officials did not call it. That is a legitimate grievance for Bickerstaff, his players, and their fans. They lost the game, which is an even bigger blow for all of them.
"He fouled Ausar. Clear. He trips him when he's going for a loose ball. In any game situation, that's tough," Bickerstaff said about Allen tripping Thompson.
Now, the Cavaliers are headed into Game 6 at home. They can advance into the Eastern Conference Finals, but a lot of people would think how much it could have gone the other way had the foul been called.