Haha check out Adams in the bottom right corner at the end getting into it with some fans. It looks like some redneck grabs him to keep him off the court then after the horn he goes back and faces them.
So the big controversy is Manu suckering Waiters into some contact, then a classic Manu flop? No wonder the ref let it go.
Fans should never come in contact with players. The rare exception would be trying to prevent injury. This person should be banned for at least a season.
Do you drive? I'm not sure I feel safe with you out on the road... On the line = over the line. Why do you think they review 3 point shots to see if the player had their foot on the line?
There were a lot of calls on that one inbounds play that could have gone either way. Green fouled Durant, Leonard pushed Westbrrook in the back, Ginobli's toe was over the line.......but to be honest, I think the refs no calls were the best choice. I really don't think Waiters benefited by extending his forearm. Ginobli did what he does best on that play.....he flopped. Waiters barely toughed him. and to Manu's credit after the game he seemed a little surprised why everyone was making a big deal out of it.
That wouldn't load for some reason until now. So yeah his toe did cross the line. But that doesn't negate the fact that waiters started the play with parts of his body over the line. Instant violation.
The official word from Ken Mauer is they blew the call. It should have been an offensive foul on Dion Waiters. http://www.nba.com/2016/news/featur...3/spurs-thunder-missed-call-game-1/index.html "Upon review we realize and we agree that we should have had an offensive foul on the play. It's a play that we have never seen before, ever." – Officiating crew chief Ken Mauer BNM
I know..... Read the earlier posts.... I'm the one that posted the rule. And even though ginoblis foot crossed the line. I will say it again...... DION WAITERS STARTED THE PLAY WITH PARTS OF HIS BODY OVER THE LINE.
