Originally Posted by Kookcle
That was a great shot by Marc Davis
I cant believe Scott Skiles didnt bother double teaming Marc Davis with 5 secs to go with his team up by 1.
kobe wanted the refs to make the bucks miss free throws and the refs did that...refs are the reason bogut missed the free throw to put them up byone at the end of the 4th...kobe wanted a game winner and did the refs help kobe make that game winning jumper?...its not like kobe made the game winning freethrows
Banks2Pierce wrote:
I just get especially sick to my stomach when it looks like there is a player or team bias, and it looks like it was both here.
this coming from a boston celtic fan?...is this some kindof joke?...so im assuming you get sick to your stomach when you see paul pierce initiate the contact but then he is the one who gets to the free throwline?
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I just get especially sick to my stomach when it looks like there is a player or team bias, and it looks like it was both here.
You must have lost weight during the '08 Finals. It must have killed you to see Kobe grabbed, held, and poked with nary a whistle.
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Anybody notice Jennings reaction while he was on the BENCH after Kobe made the shot?
Jehlers02:
I think the NBA is making people ******ed in the head.
Making you forget what real basketball is, you know when the real rules are followed with real refs.
You guys dont have much to watch for College basketball which is real basketball so i can see why your so brainwashed by the NBA.
Hence all your ******ed comments.
Like I said, people lose to the Warriors in a close one and everything is everything.
People lose a close one to the Lakers and they lose their minds, talking about bad calls and Lakers cheating and Laker fans being delusional.
It doesn't count for anything more than 1 loss in the loss column just 'cause it was the Lakers, bro... even if it feels like it counts for more.
Jehlers02:
Like i said before i think the NBA is making you guys ******ed in the head.
You do not need to be set for a charge to be called.
Interesting, because last week D-Fish got dunked on something FIERCE.
Some were saying it should have been a charge; certain others disagreed that it should have been a charge. Those saying it was NOT a charge said the exactOPPOSITE of what you just said. They said that for a charge, you have to have your feet set, and they pointed out that Fish's feet weren't set.
Whenever it comes to the Lakers, the collective majority twist their interpretation of the rules to fit whatever rule they need to go against the Lakers at thetime.
Jehlers02:
I am sick of seeing him all over ESPN hitting a buzzer beater that shouldnt even have happened and the keep saying Kobe is pure greatness when he bricked a game winner in regulation. But no one knows nothing about that.
This is also interesting, because the only reason I knew about Kobe's game winner was because of SportsCenter, and the VERY FIRST time I sawit on there, they first showed me the shot he missed in regulation.
Sooooooo... there's that.
Interesting, because last week D-Fish got dunked on something FIERCE.
Jehlers02:
I am sick of seeing him all over ESPN hitting a buzzer beater that shouldnt even have happened and the keep saying Kobe is pure greatness when he bricked a game winner in regulation. But no one knows nothing about that.
This is also interesting, because the only reason I knew about Kobe's game winner was because of SportsCenter, and the VERY FIRST time I saw it on there, they first showed me the shot he missed in regulation.
Sooooooo... there's that.
I didnt see the Fisher play, but ik for a fact if your playing defense and you beat some one to the spot or anticipate where they are going your feet dont haveto be set. There are also instances where your feet have to be set. And when i watched ESPN it was right after the game ended and they only showed the gamewinning shot soo they prolly had an extended clip on a later show or something idk. I dont really care. If you think the Lakers should have won that game yourcrazy thats all im saying. I dont care the Bucks missed free throws. If the game was played with proper officiating they wouldnt of had to made pressure freethrows and Kobe Bryant wouldnt have had 2 chances at a buzzer beater.
This is also interesting, because the only reason I knew about Kobe's game winner was because of SportsCenter, and the VERY FIRST time I saw it on there, they first showed me the shot he missed in regulation.Originally Posted by Jehlers02
Interesting, because last week D-Fish got dunked on something FIERCE.
Some were saying it should have been a charge; certain others disagreed that it should have been a charge. Those saying it was NOT a charge said the exact OPPOSITE of what you just said. They said that for a charge, you have to have your feet set, and they pointed out that Fish's feet weren't set.
Whenever it comes to the Lakers, the collective majority twist their interpretation of the rules to fit whatever rule they need to go against the Lakers at the time.
