TORONTO -- Raptors coach Dwane Casey may be receiving a fine from the NBA after he repeatedly complained about the officiating in his team's 99-84 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 3.
Meanwhile, Cavs reserve Dahntay Jones could face discipline from the league for a possible intentional low blow on Raptors center Bismack Biyombo in the final moments of the game.
The Raptors' defense, as well as better performances by DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry, led Toronto to victory in Game 3.
Casey was incensed that 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 where they almost have a brawl. He gets killed on that play.
Meanwhile, Cavs reserve Dahntay Jones could face discipline from the league for a possible intentional low blow on Raptors center Bismack Biyombo in the final moments of the game.
The Raptors' defense, as well as better performances by DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry, led Toronto to victory in Game 3.
Casey was incensed that 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 where they almost have a brawl. He gets killed on that play.