Josh Hart: “But then seeing the Knicks fans, you see and you hear everything about everyone’s traveling and getting tickets and flights and those kind of things. So it’s really cool. It’s really cool to see that. And knowing Knicks fans, they’re gonna find a way to get those tickets. So I know they’re not really too stressed. The only way for them not to get those tickets is if the [Pistons] owner buys a couple thousand tickets.” The Pistons placed geographical restrictions on who can purchase tickets to their home playoff games, although a team spokesman said it was more directed at ticket brokers and not a direct attempt to block Knicks fans from storming their downtown arena when the series shifts back to Motown for Game 3 next Thursday night.