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what did you see game 4? every time Melo touched the ball it was a foul and then Kobe gets kicked and no call
Nuggets are mad they about to go fishing after game 6. vol "lakers paid 50k to win game 5"
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This is the same crap we hear EVERY year.
Poor everybody else, Lakers always get the calls, we've never earned a trip the finals the 29 times we've been there, it's always given to us. Andif we make it 30, it'll be the same garbage. Over and over and over, repeat etc etc.
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Fixed.
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Game 1
Den: 35 FTA/26 PF
LA: 24 FTA/29 PF
Game 2
Den: 37 FTA/29 PF
LA: 35 FTA/27 PF
Game 3
Den: 31 FTA/31 PF
LA: 45FTA/24PF
Game 4
Den: 49 FTA/24 PF
LA: 35 FTA/31 PF
Game 5
Den: 30 FTA/30 PF
LA: 35 FTA/22 PF
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182 FT for Denver
174 FT for Lakers
This series has been EXTREMELY LOPSIDED.
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exactlyOriginally Posted by CP1708
And how many of those free throws are from Techs?
Gotta be 10 or so right?
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Originally Posted by CP1708
And how many of those free throws are from Techs?
Gotta be 10 or so right?
Dude you are always on the defensive
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yepOriginally Posted by CP1708
And how many of those free throws are from Techs?
Gotta be 10 or so right?
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Techs
Game 1:
(1) Anthony
(1) Bryant
Game 2:
(2) Billups, Martin
(1) Gasol
Game 3:
(3) Kleiza, Carter, Smith
(2) Fisher, Farmar
Game 4:
(3) Smith, Anthony, Martin
(1) Walton
Game 5:
(2) Anderson, Nene
(1) Brown
Total:
Den = 11
LA = 6
Keep in mind that some are double techs so no one shot a free throw.
Game 1:
(1) Anthony
(1) Bryant
Game 2:
(2) Billups, Martin
(1) Gasol
Game 3:
(3) Kleiza, Carter, Smith
(2) Fisher, Farmar
Game 4:
(3) Smith, Anthony, Martin
(1) Walton
Game 5:
(2) Anderson, Nene
(1) Brown
Total:
Den = 11
LA = 6
Keep in mind that some are double techs so no one shot a free throw.
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Best response in this thread!
People acting like the whistle dint belong to the Nuggets in Game 4...
Now that they are letting them play, people want the ref's to bail them out. %!#% is really backwards!
Lakers vs. Magic game 1 next week!
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Maybe instead Kenyon Martin should stop making plays/fouls at the end of games.
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see, that's exactly the problem. my opinion on this is that the refs miss big calls and try to make up for them with ticky tack calls. it's a terrible way to officiate the game, and like you mentioned, the timing of these "makeup" calls can really destroy the tempo of the gameand a team's momentum. I think this is why sometimes it seems like the refs are calling it one way or another. and I am sorry, I hate to even come fromthis angle because I don't think the Nuggets played good enough to win in the 4th quarter, but there was some obvious disparity in the calls in the 4thquarter, in favor of the Lakers. but really, the first round of blame goes to the Nuggets for not playing hard and taking good shots throughout the 4thquarter. but if you don't see how the Lakers were getting the calls in the paint where the Nuggets were getting fouled harder and not getting the calls,then you got blinders on. let's not forget the kobe 3 point play where he lost the ball after the foul, caught it and put it up and still got the basket,and Chauncey's "offesnive foul" that should've been a bucket and 1, nevermind the fouls Nene got called for... it's not really even worthgetting into because there are soooo many Lakers homers here that all we'll get is a bunch of arguing and taunting and it's not really worth it. bottom line is, Nuggets lost because they didn't play well enough in the 4th, but that doesn't mean the Lakers weren't given at least somepreferential treatment by the refs in the 4th.
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i'm sorry, but did you REALLY just post that? lololololol! Kobe might not flop against Melo because he has respect for him, but Kobe flopsand flails often. playoffs and regular season alike. I respect him as a player, believe me I do, but he definitely flops.
and I'm all for no calls, as long as they go both ways in crucial parts of the game. but when they go one way late in a game, I'm sorry, that'sjust not cool.
They were asked about the Kobe 3 point play, and they said, it was continuation. It's not like he lost the ball, landed, and shot, he lost it and shot itin mid air, one motion right? Just like getting fouled, still taking two steps and getting the continuation no????
Anyhoo, I would love to have a Refs thread with vids and what not to discuss at some point. Not now in the playoffs, but in the offseason.
In Simmons article today, he mentioned something very briefly, that i thought he shoulda talked more in depth about.
Flow of officials. Think, they rotate every time down court. Like a home plate umpire has a diff strike zone, refs call/see things different ways. Maybe oneguy lets inside contact go more then another.
Well, if that guy is baseline on one play, and calls a foul, but then on the next play is near mid court, doesn't it stand to reason that more contactcould go on down low since he is now too far away to call that play?
Could teams/players pick up on that and use it to their advantage? If I'm a team, and I know Bavetta calls everything inside, then every single rotationthat he is down low, I go inside and hope for a call. And when he is top side, I would stay away from the inside and stay on the perimeter. Does that makesense?
I wonder if the refs went to the same exact spot every single possession, would things be called more consistent? If they had the same responsibility on eachand every play? Just thought it was interesting, but Simmons didn't go in depth on that one.
Anyhoo, I would love to have a Refs thread with vids and what not to discuss at some point. Not now in the playoffs, but in the offseason.
In Simmons article today, he mentioned something very briefly, that i thought he shoulda talked more in depth about.
Flow of officials. Think, they rotate every time down court. Like a home plate umpire has a diff strike zone, refs call/see things different ways. Maybe oneguy lets inside contact go more then another.
Well, if that guy is baseline on one play, and calls a foul, but then on the next play is near mid court, doesn't it stand to reason that more contactcould go on down low since he is now too far away to call that play?
Could teams/players pick up on that and use it to their advantage? If I'm a team, and I know Bavetta calls everything inside, then every single rotationthat he is down low, I go inside and hope for a call. And when he is top side, I would stay away from the inside and stay on the perimeter. Does that makesense?
I wonder if the refs went to the same exact spot every single possession, would things be called more consistent? If they had the same responsibility on eachand every play? Just thought it was interesting, but Simmons didn't go in depth on that one.
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Chauncey.
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The Lakers paid $50,000 to win that game
I wanna know which Nuggets player said this (#*&$.
Whoever said this didn't want Stern gettin' his money.
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So they must have thrown in an extra $5k to make the Nuggets shoot 3-21 in that one stretch too...
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chris andersen said that
he still mad that he got dunked on twice yesterday
he still mad that he got dunked on twice yesterday
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the whole nuggets team is ******ed....
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Pretty sure its Renaldo Balkmen. Dude mad he aint getting any burn
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Originally Posted by 2g00d4u
Pretty sure its Renaldo Balkmen. Dude mad he aint getting any burn
He played for 30 seconds in game 4, he also got blocked twice in that time span though.
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there have been suspect calls both ways
one thing the refs are consistent about is how they ref kobe
notice how the argument here is how the lakers as a team get calls as opposed to kobe cause he really doesn't
one thing the refs are consistent about is how they ref kobe
notice how the argument here is how the lakers as a team get calls as opposed to kobe cause he really doesn't