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Aaron Nesmith incorrectly called for a kicked ball that actually went off his hand with 52 seconds left.
Myles Turner called for an illegal screen, which the Pacers challenged.
Postgame review did show that it hit the defender’s hand, which would be legal.
Donte DiVincenzo drew a questionable moving screen call on Turner with 12.1 seconds to play.
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