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NBA says Harden winner should not have counted
- Updated: April 22, 2016
5:58 PM ET
HOUSTON — The NBA says James Harden’s game-winning shot in the Houston Rockets’ Game 3, 97-96 win over the Golden State Warriors should not have counted.
The league said Friday that Harden initiated contact with the Warriors’ Andre Iguodala before hitting the shot with 2.7 seconds to play in Thursday night’s game.
On the replay, it appears Harden pushed off Iguodala before converting his 10-foot step back jumper.
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Dwight Howard said the Rockets were “very happy” after James Harden’s winning shot in Game 3, saying critics of the muted reaction from team’s bench “made a big deal out of nothing.”
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Rockets GM Daryl Morey posted two tweets regarding physical play after Houston’s 97-96 victory over Golden State on Thursday cut the Warriors’ series lead to 2-1.
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