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scared ?
The league has already set a precedent with suspensions of this nature..based on past history, a player blatantly attempting to kick another player warrants a suspension IMO..
Based on the fact that Boston gets away with more than any team not named OKC, he probably won't receive a suspension, despite Haslem receiving a suspension for a play on the ball..
scared ?
despite Haslem receiving a suspension for a play on the ballDelusional
rofl is this what Heat fans are now hoping happens? Not only is Pierce fouling out on a game to game basis, are old as , Ray not 100%, Bradley out and now you want Rondo out?
This is too good.
Since when does kicking a player not warrant a suspension?..How does that equate to fear?..
Most of you aren't scared of the Heat, yet you were all begging for a suspension for Haslem, even though you could argue that Rondo's kick was worse..at least UD's play occurred during live action, as opposed to a dead ball..
Why are the Heat having trouble with a team who took 7 games to beat the Sixers?
No.
If you think he shouldn't be suspended then
there is no place in the nba for that type of behavior tbh
Battier gave the first kick.
It's not really suspension worthy because nobody got hurt, the league isn't gonna suspend a player for throwing a tantrum in the playoffs. You do make a valid point though and if he made any kind of real contact he would have been suspended.
Tbh yes he should but it's doubtful. If it was a Miami player, there would be multiple threads calling for suspension...
Nah. This is similar to the Bruce Bowen kick to the back of Ray Allen back in that 2005 WCSF series.
Plus, according to your logic, superstars should receive the benefit of doubt when it comes to officiating in a situation involving an opposing team scrub player.
Bruce Bowen suspended 1 game for kicking Chris Paul in 2008
Raja Bell suspended 1 game for kicking Bargnani in 2007
Kevin Love suspended 2 games for kicking Scola in 2012
Lebron James fined 25000$ for kicking a water bottle
Dennis Rodman suspended 11 games for kicking a Cameraman in 1997
The league has set a precedent..furthermore, Rondo is a repeat offender..he has been suspended for hitting a ref and throwing a ball at a ref, in addition to being one of the NBA's leaders in technical fouls..
It makes absolutely no sense to let him walk without a suspension..if Rondo played for the Pacers or Nuggets, he would be suspended..
Harho you acting like a little right now ...The league has already set a precedent with suspensions of this nature..based on past history, a player blatantly attempting to kick another player warrants a suspension IMO..
Based on the fact that Boston gets away with more than any team not named OKC, he probably won't receive a suspension, despite Haslem receiving a suspension for a play on the ball
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_t_mHKDyOs
For a minute I thought Harlem was serious about the heat, the calls, his Lebron's love etc...
good job
He should be suspended for missing considering he's a soccer fan.
That's it? If that were Chalmers or Battier, it would have been a 1 game suspension.
^ weak trolling tbh
He wasn't trying to kick anyone. He was upset he didn't get the foul call. If you see the shot from the front, he just flailed a bit, didn't kick Battier at all.
Nope. Wade didn't even get ejected for both of his clear flagrant 2's this postseason, so due to precedent, no player playing the Miami Heat should receive a suspension for flagrant fouls against any of their players this postseason unless it's way above and beyond a regular flagrant.
Rondo didn't say one negative thing about the officiating.
Damn, really Harlem????? Your delusional if you really think so.
God you're a made got lately
tbh, I think you're getting to the level of Ghazi and $250 handjobs
Harlem putting in work imo
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