It is nearly impossible.

Like, I don't think it's ever happened that you can get through a really close NBA game

and not have somebody say, hey, the officials impacted it.

The officials did this.

We would have won if the officials didn't do that.

We would have lost if the officials didn't do that.

So this is very normal.

There's no NBA game you could ever get through in the postseason where we're all like,

yeah, visuals were great.

Nothing to look at here.

To me, there were three calls that jump out more than any other.

Because you can go through every call with a fine tooth comb.

But to me, there are three impactful calls that we will discuss right now.

Two of them went against the Knicks.

One of them benefited the Knicks.

Let's get to the one that benefited the Knicks.

Let's just get that out of the way.

Throw it in the sock drawer.

When the Knicks didn't foul Obie Toppen, they did foul him once he dunked the basketball

to give Indiana a three-point lead.

This was the final points of said game because right after Jalen Brunson Airbald his three,

Carl Anthony Towns missed his three, McKell Bridges was lying on the ground, and the New York

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