The Pistons could have had a real shot to tie the score late in the Knicks’ 118-116 Game 3 win Thursday night at Little Caesars Arena. Bickerstaff complained about a controversial non-call that would have given them that chance. Dennis Schroder posted three images of the play on his Instagram story, along with an eyeballs emoji.

King scored 46 points in back-to-back playoff games in 1984. In Game 3 of the Knicks series with the Pistons, he scored 46 points over 40 minutes. He shot 19-for-27 from the field and 8-for-12 from the free-throw line. During the Knicks playoff run that season, King averaged 34.8 points and shot 57.4% from the field over 12 games.