The universe tends to unfold as it should. This makes up for the 6-step travel that resulted in FT for Dwight late in the third.
how about in the first half when dwight clubbed lopez TWICE with both arms and knocked him to the ground going for a rebound. that one was almost as blatant
No no, didn't you know, the refs were only out to get the Rockets, and that one foul was the only one that mattered.
didn't they call foul though? If you want to argue it was more than a foul, I would listen to that. Or the hit on robins stomach after a call had been made
hmmmm you might be right.....maybe i was thinking it should have been a flagrant. if mo's was a flagrat then that definitely was
Dwight was sent to the line for 6-8 FT's during the Hack-A-Ho sesh. Portland was far more aggressive most of the game - we should have had more attempts than Houston. Most people aren't complaining about the officiating at this point - we're just incredulous at the stupidity/ignorance of Rocket fans. The officiating was terrible both ways.
Mo's flagrant that, one, wasn't a flagrant? That one that happened because Lillard was mugged and run over so Houston ended up with the ball on the break?
Kings sent Shaq to line on purpose like 20 times in Game 6 and then bitched that Lakers shot more FTs. Doesn't make sense.
Incorrect logic. People are pointing out several specific bad calls or non-calls. Your using "logic" that says Portland got more calls so the refs were more in their favor. It's weak and it's wrong. Same applies in your example of the Kings-Lakers game.
I'm still baffled at why the NBA would try and delegitimize two of their own playoff games. It makes no sense to me. Relatedly, did Howard ever get fined/technical for elbowing Lopez? Should have been a tech, and the refs missed it, too.
