Blake Griffin went to unusual measures to argue with a referee over a call during the Pistons' 125-88 loss against the Pacers on Friday.
The Pistons forward was unhappy with a call so he grabbed a tablet to argue with referee J.T. Orr, showing video evidence of his disagreement.
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The two discussed what they had just watched on the tablet for a few seconds, but Orr didn't appear to buy into it because the call wasn't reversed.
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It's not clear what call Griffin brought into question, but Yahoo Sports notes "a good possibility is an away-from-play foul that occurred with 2:57 remaining in the third quarter." Up until that point, Griffin's only other foul had been a shooting foul.
Griffin finished the night with with 18 points on 6-of-14 shooting. He also had seven rebounds and five assists as the Pistons fell to 16-17 and eighth in the Eastern Conference.
