Thunder Edge Knicks in Thriller, Controversial No-Call Sparks Debate

0:00It's March 5, here's your NBA news in two minutes. The Oklahoma City Thunder edged out the New York Knicks 103-100 in a thrilling national TV matchup on Wednesday night. Both teams played it back-to-back, but the intensity felt like the NBA finals was superstars like Shy Gilgius, Alexander leading the charge for. Oklahoma City A key moment came early when Gilgius Alexander drove to the basket and Jalen Brunson tried to draw a charge. His call no foul, letting Shy finish the play, which sparked immediate debate since Brunson leaves the league and charges drawn. Nick's coach, Tom Tibido, picked up a technical foul arguing the call and fans erupted on mine and in the arena. Postgame, he praised his team's fight despite trailing by double digits, but pointed to free-throw shooting and physicality as factors in the loss. League officials cleared it up Thursday, explaining Brunson didn't give Shy enough space outside the lower defensive box, making it a correct no-call.

1:00That could have been a block on Brunson. The last two-minute report showed only errors against the thunder, like missed fouls on Case in Wallace and shed home grin. Still, it was a gritty road win highlighting both contender's strength. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. Head in, sound on, lights out, that is the routine. S-O-L-I-solipedo.com.