woodyk1
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I can see where people would see the foul, but there's not much contact (compared to most NBA fouls). Green goes down because he was on the run off the flare screen more than Bosh knocked him off his feet, in my opinion.
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I can see where people would see the foul, but there's not much contact (compared to most NBA fouls). Green goes down because he was on the run off the flare screen more than Bosh knocked him off his feet, in my opinion.
jacknicholson
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I can see where people would see the foul, but there's not much contact (compared to most NBA fouls). Green goes down because he was on the run off the flare screen more than Bosh knocked him off his feet, in my opinion.
Of course you are correct, that is not a foul in the last seconds of the OT.....
Obviously it had zero effect on the game.....
And you are also correct by there being minor contact, no way it would have effected the shot. Wonder how he slipped and fell out of bounds, probably just clumsy......
Strange isn't it.....
woodyk1
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Not in the last seconds of the game, but this was not called a foul either. Weird, I know.
He flopped...the block on the ball is completely clean. You want a little body contact called? Don't shoot a fadeaway corner 3.
jacknicholson
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Why is it so impossible for some people to see the reality of events.....
Either you are blind or an obnoxious troll.....
I didnt relize it at the time but that was a foul. But in the end the Spurs let that game get away. That is coming from a LONG time Spurs fan. I just hope they can play that good again tonite
How many times did LeBron drive to the basket and get hammered with no call? There isn't a ref in the league who calls that foul on Bosh.
jacknicholson
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Hope they can do it, but they are much older, Duncan, Parker and Ginobili, and they all played over 40 minutes. They have a chance if Green, Neal and Leonard are on. I would like to see a close game no matter who wins, of course, I want the Spurs to win. They did let the game slip away but against two of the best players in the NBA and Ray Allen. I liked Ray when The Hawkeyes beat UConn with him on the team. Mr. Davis was coaching.....
jacknicholson
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I call it charging, but that's just me......
He gets the same benefits all Superstars get, for instance, Michael Jordan and others......
I see we're in the portion of the thread where we just make stuff up now.
And I was wrong, I thought they lost that game to Uconn.
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It's charging just as much as Green charged into Bosh.
woodyk1
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Actually ... he is right that Iowa beat UConn with Ray Allen on the team. Great Alaskan Shootout in 1995.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL - Iowa Holds Off UConn - NYTimes.com
LOL Jack I liked him until this series. Duncan cant play any better than he did in game 6. Tony might be able to and M.G. could have a big game. cant belive how lost he has looked for most of this series. This could be the end of a era.
theboat
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My biggest beef (other than Javey) is the Ginobli drive. You have Ginobli taking 3.5 steps, and then getting completely mugged by 4 guys, and NO WHISTLE. Call a travel, call a foul, call SOMETHING.
This notion that swallowing your whistle is somehow letting the players settle it on the court is bogus. If you refuse to make obvious calls you are not letting players settle it, you are letting them completely change the way the game is played. I am fine with the no-call on Green BTW, but that drive was ridiculous.
This notion that swallowing your whistle is somehow letting the players settle it on the court is bogus. If you refuse to make obvious calls you are not letting players settle it, you are letting them completely change the way the game is played. I am fine with the no-call on Green BTW, but that drive was ridiculous.
Ginobili was huge in game 5, Duncan huge in game 6, I think if the Spurs win, Parker is going to have to play the game of his life tonight. And do it with LeBron defending him for possibly the entire second half.
theboat
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Question about Ray Allen, has he always had the Elvis snarl or is that something new with the Heat? I don't remember Jesus Shuttlesworth always looking like he just whiffed Lebron's sweaty headband.
LOL I think he developed that after Boston got Rhondo
DP5555
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So however you see it is correct? You do realize people have different opinions don't you? Please don't get on pedastle and act like your opinion is superior to someone else's.
No one is trolling. I honestly believe there were horrendous calls and no calls in both directions. Because the instances you're talking about happened right at the end of the game you think they are somehow more noteworthy. That's like saying an interception returned for a TD in the 1st quarter of a football game doesn't effect the outcome of the game because it happened in the 1st quarter. It's ridiculous. These games are often decided by 1 point. Any foul or no call that results in points being scored has an effect on the end result. Your hatred for the Heat is clouding your ability to see things clearly.
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