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And yet in the most important possesion of the game Durant was the one that got called for the foul when Fisher clearly setted an illegal screen.
And OKC still got face ed out of the playoffs. Nice try Ken Mauer.
And yet in the most important possesion of the game Durant was the one that got called for the foul when Fisher clearly setted an illegal screen.
Except it wasn't an illegal screen. Learn basketball, scrub.
lol Kobe getting bailed out
lol Bynum
Yes, it was. A profesional coach was commenting the game in the channel I was watching and he siad that he couldn't bealive how that wasn't called an offensive foul.
Watch out everybody, 21_Vaginas leaking everywhere....somebody get this on the rag
Oh, a dem a grapes, they a so a sour.
LOL how many FT's did Durant shoot this series anyways...70-80? lmao I think LA shot better from the field in all 6 games
who cares...Durant still got 15 ft's...even went to the line that one time when westbrook was suppose to go. lol
& wasn't Fish precious. He honestly thought they were going to call it on him so he got his sheepish on...then in an instant he realized they'd tagged Durant so he got his belligerant on.
durant got plenty of gifts
"Face ed" is just a little too harsh for a team that was one rebound away from taking the series to seven games.
This series shouldn't have been anywhere near as compe ive if Jackson put Kobe on Westrbrook much earlier in the series.
Durant will probably be better now that he know how physical playoffs basketball is. Being defended by Artest is one of a rude awakening for your first playoffs series.
Anyone who thought the Thunder was going to beat the Kobe and the Lakers in a 7 game series was kidding themselves.
I couldn't believe that either. I was like WTF, why is Durant shooting instead of Westbrook! I guess Phil was right. even when the foul is not on him he still goes to the line. Lol!!!
That possession would have meant nothing if not for the ridiculously huge FT differential in this series. The Thunder were only able to stay in this series with the refs whistles.
Thunder 194 FT
Lakers 139 FT
Since when does a #8 seed shoot that many more FT than a #1 seed? It's probably never happened in the history of the NBA. And it still wasn't enough. Nice try Stern.
Anything is possible in life.
lakers did not take it to the hole when they got blown out
nice stern gave lakers plenty of time to get healed between games
Since they settle for jumpshots much more than the other team? Yeesh.Since when does a #8 seed shoot that many more FT than a #1 seed? It's probably never happened in the history of the NBA. And it still wasn't enough. Nice try Stern.
All the Lakerfans who think Stern is "out to get them" are f'ing re ed.
son you know that I am against free throws in the NBA and I call it like it is. Normally in the playoffs it is the other way around and Kobe is awarded 15-20 extra free points per game from the league to help inflate his scoring numbers. However it seems the trend this season has been to push Durant into superstar status and whenever OKC and L.A. met in the first round, the league had no choice but to continue awarding Durant ridiculous amounts of free points. Now that OKC is out of the picture, the NBA can turn their attention back on Kobe and help him.
sons with the economy still ty and the NBA losing millions of dollars every month, they are desperate to create another money making, worldwide superstar like a Lebron, Kobe, Wade, etc. The NBA has a long history of taking already damn good players and turning them into superstars solely due to the officials awarding them free points and other phantom calls. Durant was the chosen one this season.
It's a common joke to blame Stern for how refs call games. I'm sorry you were too dense to understand that. My comments are really directed towards the f'ing re s who think the Lakers get the benefit of the whistles. They don't. They got owned by the refs in this series.
Stern tried to create another #8 upsets #1 seed story and fell flat on his face.
Last edited by namlook; 05-01-2010 at 05:22 PM.
im not a stat geek so i cant find these numbers but i am sure the lakers had more points in the paint in game 6 and probably by alot, dispelling this jumpshot theory
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