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Say what you want about Galileo, but that game today was completely one sided the way it was officiated. Phoenix was gifted that WIN, but seeing SNAQ unable to unwrap it makes my day!
Wow... Spurs fans starting to sound like Suns fans now! How sad.
Say what you want about Galileo, but that game today was completely one sided the way it was officiated. Phoenix was gifted that WIN, but seeing SNAQ unable to unwrap it makes my day!
Piss poor officiating. I don't complain very often, but even my dad was irate.
Stern Tried to Rig Christmas Game Today
Did anyone notice the cheesy fouls against the Spurs down the stretch? Well, that is just the tip of the iceberg.
Stern put the Spurs on the road in their 4th game in 5 days, against a well-rested Suns team that has not played since Dec 20.
That's bull !@#$%^&*()_+|
These Christmas games are the most marketed regular games of the season. Millions watch the Christmas game who do not see another game all season.
This is David Stern's way to try to pump up Shack and tear down Tim Duncan & the Spurs. Stern wanted the Spurs to lose.
Well, Mr. Stern!!
Tim Duncan and Roger Mason FOILED You today!!!
HA HA!!!!
Stern wanted the Spurs to lose and the Lakers to win.
The Spurs were the winners of last year's Suns/Spurs series, yet this game is on Phoenix's court for Christmas?
And the Celtics beat the Lakers in the Finals, and the game is on the Lakers' court this year.
im tired with these suns matchups, give us a new compe or to beat....
Personally, I don't think the officiating was rigged today, although there may have been something subconcious going on as the calls favored the Suns.
The real rigging is the scheduling, which Stern can micro-manage at any time. These Christmas games were set up a long time ago to promote the NBA.
The fact is, Stern sent us into the Valley to the Sun after playing SAT, MON, TUE, while the Suns had been rested.
The fact is, this is a great set-up to give many NBA newbies a bad impression of the Spurs.
The only defense I can see for Stern is that he knew the Spurs were so much better than the Suns, that this scheduling chicanery was the only way to level the playing field.
We have already seen scheduling chicanery in last years Spurs/Lakers series.
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