NBA Playoffs

[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

At least my blogger gets paid for his and I did provide a name and link. You said that there were all these posts all over talking about bad calls. I provided one which stated the complete opposite.

Actually, the fact that he even brought it up proves that it wasnt clear cut and people were debating it. Is that not true Blogger expert?

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

Actually, the fact that he even brought it up proves that it wasnt clear cut and people were debating it. Is that not true Blogger expert?

No it proves that people like you were mistaken in your view of the situation.

[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

No it proves that people like you were mistaken in your view of the situation.

Oh God...you are getting boring now.

It proves nothing. its one guy's opinion just like the other guy's opinion... nothing more nothing less. Its a blog...you said it yourself.

Okay, i thnk this blogger is better than your blogger...and he actually picked cleveland:

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/dailyd...ge=dime-090527

If there was a superstar call in this game -- and it's arguable whether there was one despite the way the fans here reacted in disbelief -- LeBron James was on the receiving end of it when he initiated contact with Mickael Pietrus while going to the hole and was tripped with a half-second left in regulation, then knocked down both free throws to send the game to overtime.

[SniperSB23]

They've completely neutralized Nene, great job refs.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by SniperSB23

They've completely neutralized Nene, great job refs.

That was a tough call. Looked like an offensive.

These games are difficult to ref.
Kobe, Lebron, Carmello, they are all so
strong and can do much while in the air...
it has got to be hard to make gamespeed
decisions with this kind of strength and speed.

Nene call did look bad. But reputation does come
into play and he is known as a bonehead.
If Duncan had made that play, it would have
been offensive or traveling on Gasol.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

That was a tough call. Looked like an offensive.

Why? Because it's the 6th foul? Because fkn birdbrain MARK JACKSON flapped his lips? He's not got his feet set. If you're gunna call a charge on that then there would be hell of a lot of charge calls. He doesn't own that spot. He's not squared up to him for a charge. Feet n' body still moving. Like I said, if that can be called a charge, you'd have to go back n' say they missed a ton of charge calls.

[horseofcourse]

Whatever Coach Pants says is the final word. HE pretty much knows everything about everything about everything beyond that as well.

[SniperSB23]

Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

Why? Because it's the 6th foul? Because fkn birdbrain MARK JACKSON flapped his lips? He's not got his feet set. If you're gunna call a charge on that then there would be hell of a lot of charge calls. He doesn't own that spot. He's not squared up to him for a charge. Feet n' body still moving. Like I said, if that can be called a charge, you'd have to go back n' say they missed a ton of charge calls.

Are you blind or just a Lakers fan? Having your feet set means nothing when all contact is instigated by the offensive player's elbow/forearm. If all contact was cause of the defensive player not having position then you could have a point, but you're so far off the mark here.

[dalakhani]

damn. Carmello got killed.

[SniperSB23]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

damn. Carmello got killed.

And the announcers just watched the same thing in slow motion and said it was clean! The announcers want Kobe more than the refs. Please put this series on TNT.

[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by SniperSB23

And the announcers just watched the same thing in slow motion and said it was clean! The announcers want Kobe more than the refs. Please put this series on TNT.

I mean these are some pretty rough hacks. Now, let me ask you this snipe, are these no calls anywhere close to the foul that got called on pietrus last night? I mean, these are REAL fouls that arent being called.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

Oh God...you are getting boring now.

It proves nothing. its one guy's opinion just like the other guy's opinion... nothing more nothing less. Its a blog...you said it yourself.

Okay, i thnk this blogger is better than your blogger...and he actually picked cleveland:

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/dailyd...ge=dime-090527

If there was a superstar call in this game -- and it's arguable whether there was one despite the way the fans here reacted in disbelief -- LeBron James was on the receiving end of it when he initiated contact with Mickael Pietrus while going to the hole and was tripped with a half-second left in regulation, then knocked down both free throws to send the game to overtime.

Whatever. You still wont admit lebron covers Alston. Everyone picked cleveland.

[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Whatever. You still wont admit lebron covers Alston. Everyone picked cleveland.

If he did cover alston, he cant cover him. alston scored 26. That would mean lebron cant cover a point guard. Right?

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by dalakhani

If he did cover alston, he cant cover him. alston scored 26. That would mean lebron cant cover a point guard. Right?

Perhaps he cant do it well but he still does.

[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Perhaps he cant do it well but he still does.

Rafer Alston was wide open almost the whole night. he cant guard him at all.

[SniperSB23]

Will you guys stop with Lebron-Alston?!!!!! Lebron was matched up with him but it was obvious the intent was so that Lebron could double team other people.