Looks like Aldridge is blocking the view of the push for the ref you can see. He'll only see the Spurs player flying backwards although common sense would say that something made him take a tumble ...
Looks like Aldridge is blocking the view of the push for the ref you can see. He'll only see the Spurs player flying backwards although common sense would say that something made him take a tumble ...
Well I was way off as usual.
Spurs -240
spurs gotta win on Friday because I don't think they win a Sunday home game on Mother's Day in okc.
Looks like manu embellished it a little bit. Lol. I also thought it was a 5 second violation. The refs sucked.
Good article that shows so many things that happened. In the end, I think Manu blew it. He had an easy shot going to the rim and instead passed it to Mills for a harder jump shot. Take the damn shot Manu.Refs missed plenty, not just waiters elbow. Elbow probably doesn't happen if Manu doesn't cross over inbounds line.
http://www.cbssports.com/nba/eye-on...hat-went-wrong-on-final-play-of-thunder-spurs
The referee is standing right next to waiters. He's the one that should've made the call.
The worst part is the refs said they'd never seen anything like that before
So did pretty much everyone involved in the game, announcing/commentating the game. Has anyone ever seen a guy who is inbounding the ball push the guy covering him at the out of bounds line?
It was also mentioned in that CBS article posted in here, but Waiters also left his feet before throwing the ball in. Oh, and the clock started before anyone touched the ball. Lots of missed calls on that last play, should have been a tech on Ginobli for stepping on the line before anything else.
Wouldn't have been a tech, a delay of game.
Also, why is Waiters throwing it in lol...besides him not being what I would consider a headsy player he is short and as you mentioned jumped to get the inbounds pass in.
I'm concerned about the public perception of these 2 teams right now. But the Heat as a 4.5 point dog just seems wrong.
A delay of game with less than 2 minutes left is a technical foul, and results in a free throw for the opponent. It was in the CBS article...OKC would have gotten to choose who shot the FT.
That delay of game would never be called in that situation. The ref would just inform manu to step back. Could you imagine if it actually was called? That would be so much worse. Waiters could have turned to the ref and said something but instead be elected to crouch over and make room himself.
Bottom line is the Spurs failed to execute and they played like shit for most of the game.
Refs let players decide the game in the closing minutes. Unless it's an obvious foul they're gonna hold the whistle. This isn't college basketball
I will not tolerate that languageLet's get it nikka
Dragic is the best player on the court. True story.
The raptors offense makes me smh. Lowry has 0 confidence. Just disgusting
I don't get the NBA scheduling. You had a great game between OKC/SA yesterday and you have to wait all the way to Friday to watch them play again. They should be playing tomorrow.
raps are a reg season team
zero playoff team
that is why i agree about the experience factor with some of yall