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Smith tried to defend the inbound passer, then ran up the court with the kids, waving his arms to call for the ball.
WSJ: Chandler has 20 boards again, Knicks rout Pistons
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New York's identity, which underwent a significant change this season when the team moved to small-ball, might call for younger, more up-tempo personnel that excels at creating ample space on the court.
WSJ: The Knicks' Burning Questions
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The Hawks held that margin and had the ball with 22 seconds left, but the Knicks benefited from a questionable offensive-foul call on Atlanta's Smith that gave them the ball for Anthony's game-winning shot, wrapping up his fourth 40-point game of the season and his 29th straight game over 20 points, tying a franchise record.
WSJ: Who Needs to Play Defense?
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The idea that he might have voted otherwise if he were not chief justice suggests that a "strike" was changed to a "ball" because of concerns for how the straight call would be perceived.
WSJ: McGurn: Chief Justice Roberts Taxes Credibility
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At Euro 2012, for instance, England benefited from a missed call when John Terry didn't quite clear a ball off the line in time against Ukraine.
WSJ: Heard on the Pitch