Game 5 between the Detroit Pistons and Cleveland Cavaliers ended with a bang—and a whole lot of debate. With the score tied at 103 and just seconds left in regulation, Pistons guard Ausar Thompson dove for a loose ball near the sideline. But as he reached for it, Cavs center Jarrett Allen made contact with Thompson's left foot, causing him to trip over his own right foot and fall. The ball rolled out of bounds as the clock hit zero, and no foul was called.

The controversy didn't stop there. The play happened right after Thompson swatted away a potential game-winning floater from Donovan Mitchell, sending the game to overtime. With the series tied 2-2, the stakes couldn't have been higher. ESPN analyst and former NBA sharpshooter Tim Legler weighed in after watching slow-motion replays, saying, "Believe that's a foul that should have been called on that trip [by Allen] on Ausar Thompson."

For Pistons fans, the no-call was a gut punch—especially after a furious 9-0 run by the Cavs had erased Detroit's lead. The question now: Should this have been a foul? The answer could have changed the outcome of the game, and maybe the series. You decide.