Pacers file shocking number of questionable calls after Game 2 loss vs. Knicks

It's safe to say the Indiana Pacers are exasperated with the officiating in the Eastern Conference semifinals against the New York Knicks.

On Thursday, ESPN's Brian Windhorst reported the Pacers submitted 78 incorrect or non-calls in Games 1 and 2. Indiana head coach Rick Carlisle lambasted the officiating after a 130-121 loss in Game 2, claiming the team found 29 questionable calls in Game 1.

"I can promise you that we're going to submit these tonight," Carlisle said Wednesday night via Windhorst. "New York can get ready. They'll see them, too. I'm always talking to our guys about not making it about the officials, but we deserve a fair shot."

Windhorst added that the NBA will share these plays with the Knicks as a part of league protocol.

Some of the officiating in the series has sparked controversy. In Game 1, officials called a moving screen on Pacers center Myles Turner when Indiana trailed 118-117 with 12.1 seconds left in the fourth quarter. 

During the broadcast, TNT analyst Stan Van Gundy said, "You never see that call at this point in the game."