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Ausar Thompson Protests No-Call on Jarrett Allen Trip After Game-Saving Steal

Thompson made a crucial swipe at Donovan Mitchell, getting a steal that sent the game to OT. While collecting the ball and attempting to push it up for a final shot attempt, Thompson seemed to be tripped by Allen. When the foul wasn't called, Ausar was furious and protested to the referees. Even J.B. Bickerstaff seemed baffled by the no-call.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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James Harden Highlights Familial Bond Between Cavs Fans and Players After Game 5 Win

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J.B. Bickerstaff Says Cavs Will Have to “Choke the Life” Out of the Pistons to Beat Them

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Brian Windhorst: Pistons Were Hurt by Late Missed Foul Call

Windhorst said officials missed a late foul on Ausar Thompson in Cleveland’s 117-113 overtime win over Detroit, saying, “That call has to be made. 1000%.” Windhorst added, “There’s no way you don’t make that call,” and said if he were a Pistons fan, he “wouldn’t listen to anything else” after Detroit's heartbreaking Game 5 loss at home.

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What WNBA Games Are on Tonight? WNBA Schedule (May 14)

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What WNBA Games Are on Tonight? WNBA Schedule (May 14)

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Brian Windhorst: LeBron James Will Not Accept a Pay Cut to Stay With the Lakers

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Brian Windhorst: LeBron James Will Not Accept a Pay Cut to Stay With the Lakers

"LeBron doesn't believe in that. I don't expect him to accept that," Windhorst said after the Lakers' sweep by OKC. "The concept that he's just not as good anymore and he's only worth $30M instead of $50M, you're not getting that from LeBron. If you force him to leave, he'll go somewhere else and play for less money."

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