{The Official 2021-22 NBA Thread} - Finals: Warriors vs Celtics…{4-2 advantage warriors } Dubs NBA champs, Curry MVP
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NBA East finals Game 7: Negated Max Strus 3-pointer looms large in close Celtics win
Any perception that officials are impacting the outcome of a game isn't going to go fly with fans.
But notice the writer was not brave enough to say if the call was correct
That heat colored glasses line was lame.
Well you told me he was a untouchable so now Herro can go lol? Your team old and injured. I’d keep Herro if I were y’all.
Lol nah I wasn't moving him and half the team for Harden
Damn. That's some Kings/Lakers 2002 shit.
But hey, NBA refs basically do WWE shit and have been for years. They pulled that shit in the 2006 NBA finals too. Refs should be required to do deathbed confessions to explain some of their fuckery.
Damn. That's some Kings/Lakers 2002 shit.
But hey, NBA refs basically do WWE shit and have been for years. They pulled that shit in the 2006 NBA finals too. Refs should be required to do deathbed confessions to explain some of their fuckery.
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Apparently they are
The Rouge official been doing podcasts recently
Now they review every 3 
Now they review every 3
Yeah, I'm sure it's going to be changed now, because the shit isn't supposed to be reviewed half the quarter later.
Perk should stfu.. But SAS has been beating that drum for over a decade.
Miami always had a problem with scoring; I think thats moreso Miami than Boston defense though...
Two of the biggest idiots on a network full of idiots...
it shows the mind frame shift in the sport. in the early 00s 90s and 80s EVERY PERSON would have drove to the basket and forced overtime. Jimmy put that shit up with 17.9 seconds on the clock...down by 2 with only one person in any position to try to stop him.
this "launch 3s at will" mentality may be exciting to watch but its fucked up basic common sense in the game. And thats not the only time thats happened. Players have poor clock management/awareness and it seems to be rooted in the up tick of shooting 3s as a first choice.
And even if he had hit it boston would have still had 16 seconds to get a shot off themselves before OT.
that was just poor decision making on butlers part.
Same thing I was saying, even if he decided to take the 3 he should have stopped and gathered himself, letting a few more seconds run off the clock and then shoot it
Nah you don't think about what might happen in overtime you try your best to take it to overtime to give yourself a chance to pull it out. Butler isn't a good 3 point shooter and doesn't even take them often so coming down court full speed and pulling up like that was definitely a bad decision
I agree, I just think that's what he was thinking. He was desperate enough to make a bad decision.
It's wrong because going back like that messes up the entire flow of the game, if the ref calls it on the court the points are immediately taken off the board, the ball is given to Celtics and play resumes with each team knowing where they stand, but in this instance the 3 is counted the Heat go on a run, play goes back and forth and then out of nowhere you look up and you're told they took some of your points away. I think the Heat were down by 4 when all this happened so all of a sudden they were down by 7 and then went down by 12. The NBA needs to do some explaining because from the video it wasn't 100% clear that Strus heel was out
guilty as charged
Them dudes ended up not being worth a damn though. Jimmy and Bam the only two consistent options.
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