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Tony Brothers is terrible. His looks eyed tbh, might be a true medical condition.
Monta Ellis clearly grabs Austin Rivers grabs while he's trying to shoot a 3 and this ref clearly watched it and just walks away. What a joke.
Tony Brothers is terrible. His looks eyed tbh, might be a true medical condition.
I always though Tony Brothers were actually two brothers whose last name was Tony.
Someone on the Pelicans should have kicked his ass, especially Monty. Seriously. This dude should get his ass beat right now.
Terrible no call. I'm not sure what he was looking at but Ellis clearly fouled the outta Rivers.
He deserves to get bum rushed.
Why is rivers getting playing time?
lol ty day for new orleans
lol this day never would have happened if Katrina finished her job.
You are not alone. I always thought they were a duo that were on the same floor like the Morris twins. Then I find out it was 1 guy and my mind was blown.
Jrue Holiday is out and Eric Gordon fouled out.
only pussies and assholes complain about officiating
and it ain't no one else's fault to give dip Rivers significant playing time, tbh.
Its the second time recently you're average Mavs hacked someone blatantly and gotten away with it.
It was 50/50 on if Ellis committed a foul. Ellis had his arm sticking out and Austin Rivers went up on Ellis' arm when he shot that 3 pointer. It just seemed like a no call. I mean how can Ellis be responsible for a foul when he is just sticking his arm out and a shooter hits Ellis' arm?
^ unless the shooter is CP3, James Harden or Kevin Dubeta tbh.
Foul of course. 2 FT's...
Well, it was a foul from Marion on Love on that last play against Minny, I have no problems to admit that. But in the same game, especially in the second half, the Wolves got some insane home-cooking. It was flat out disgusting. Like that phantom call on Dirk where the refs said he fouled Love although he didn't even touch him (in the 3rd iirc) , many missed calls on Ellis etc... There were more than enough scences which made up for that last play. And additionally, with the FT-advantage they had (23-14) they had no room to complain.
Rip-thru move. It's either 2 shots or no call at all.
just saw it...ridiculous lol
After seeing the vid it seems a lot more people are involved in a team's tanking than I originally thought. You know it's a foul when a player (Monta Ellis) has a "I done ed up" look on his face. Monty Williams not only doesn't protest the call, he doesn't even look fazed by it.
NBA apologizes for it.
NEW YORK (AP) -- The NBA says an officiating mistake at the end of this weekend's game between Dallas and New Orleans cost the Pelicans a chance to tie it.
This was the second time in two weeks the NBA acknowledged a missed call near the end of a close game won by the Mavericks.
President of Basketball Operations Rod Thorn said Sunday that a foul should've been called on Monta Ellis of the Mavericks as Austin Rivers tried a 3-point shot at the last second.
Rivers was tied up by Ellis and the shot got nowhere close to the basket Saturday night. The Mavericks won at home 110-107.
Thorn says a review of postgame video shows Ellis made contact with Austin's arms. The NBA says Austin should have been given three free throws with sixth-tenths of a second left.
Pelicans coach Monty Williams argued for a foul as the officials left the court. He later said it was ''embarrassing'' that there was no call.
On Dec. 31, the NBA said it missed a call in the closing seconds of a game between the Mavericks and Minnesota. A day after Dallas won on the road 100-98, the league said Timberwolves star Kevin Love was fouled by Shawn Marion and should have gotten two free throws.
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