The ending of the game was downright weird as the Knicks were the benefactor of one odd almost-over-and-back non-call, while the home team's scorer's table was able to technicality their way to an extra possession in the final half-second of the game.

The Knicks were able to pull out a massive 118-116 Game 3 win over the Pistons on Thursday night -- but it wasn't without some controversy.

The feel-good train filled with chill vibes and consolation prizes departed from the station in the summertime, when the Knicks spilled their assets for Bridges and Karl-Anthony Towns.