Monty Williams was upset about the no-call at the end of the Pistons-Knicks game. This led to New York getting the close win. In the postgame interview, Monty Williams lost his temper. He said the no-call was an abomination. Then, he walked out of the interview.
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00:00 The absolute worst call of the season.
00:03 No call and enough's enough.
00:06 We've done it the right way.
00:08 We've called the league.
00:10 We've sent in clips.
00:11 We're sick of hearing the same stuff over and over again.
00:14 We had a chance to win the game
00:16 and the guy dove into Asar's legs and there was a no call.
00:20 That's an abomination.
00:24 You cannot miss that in an NBA game, period.
00:28 And I'm tired of talking about it.
00:30 I'm tired of our guys asking me,
00:32 what more can we do, coach?
00:34 That situation is exhibit A
00:37 to what we've been dealing with all season long.
00:40 And enough's enough.
00:41 You cannot dive into a guy's legs
00:44 in a big time game like that and there be a no call.
00:48 It's ridiculous and we're tired of it.
00:50 We just want a fair game called, period.
00:54 And I got nothing else to say.
00:56 We won a fair game, and that was not fair.
00:58 I'm done.