Raptors’ Casey slams refs’ ‘unbelievable’ calls

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TORONTO — Toronto Raptors coach Dwane Casey might be headed for a fine from the NBA after he repeatedly complained about the officiating despite his team’s 99-84 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 3.

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Casey was incensed the Cavs were called for only 10 fouls in the game. He repeatedly referenced what he believed were non-calls for contact on Biyombo, who set a team record with 26 rebounds and had four blocks.

“[Biyombo] is not getting the calls,” Casey said. “We shoot zero free throws in the fourth quarter. Zero. He’s getting hit.

“There’s one play …

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