New York Knicks defeated narrowly Detroit Pistons in Game 4 in their first playoff matchup on Sunday afternoon, 94-93, when it came down to a controversial end.

Knicks Big Man Karl-Anthony Town’s spiking two clutch shots in the last moments to give the New York one-point advantage.

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Cade Cunningham and the stamps had the possession of less than 10 seconds to play. Cunningham got a decent look at the bad line, but his shot was outside the brand. The ball jumped around before Tim Hardaway Jr. Got it in the corner. He pumped fake to make Knick’s guard Josh Hart Jump. Hardaway leaned into Hart to try to draw a mistake. No mistake was called when Hardaway missed his shot.

Detroit head coach JB Bickerstaff stormed out onto the field and looked to shout at the officials, “It’s a foul.” The officials did not commit and Knicks took a 3-1 series lead.

Bickerstaff sounded the piece at the end of the game.

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“There’s contact on Tim Hardaway’s jump shot. I don’t know any other way around what’s contact on his jump shot,” Bickerstaff said via ESPN. “(Hart) leaves his feet; he is by Timmy’s grace. I repeat, there is contact on his jump shot.”

NBA officials admitted to having made a mistake after the game was completed.

“During the Live game, Josh Hart was judged to make a legal defensive game,” said Head of Crew David Guthrie. “After postgame review, we observed that Hart gets body contact that is more than marginal for Hardaway Jr. and a mistake should have been called.”

Cities ended with 27 points and nine rebounds. Jalen Brunson led Knicks with 32 points, 11 assists and five rebounds despite dealing with an ankle question.

Cunningham had 25 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in the loss.

Game 5 is set for Tuesday night.