Suns agree with lack of calls against Timmy

[TDfan2007]

Tim Duncan was groped and held and shoved throughout the entire game so ya, I'd say that there was a lack of calls.

[j_epsilon]

these nba refs can go to fuucin ...i don't know if you guys have noticed how they always give the calls to the more "media friendly team"...i mean, you have nazr with s ches and duncan bleeding, yet these 2 guys are the ones fouling and being physical with the nuggets, give me a break...i was so happy when ginobli gave that stupid buckner guy an elbow right in the chops (well deserve!)...*speaking out of my ass* i wish tony massenburg would sacrifice himself and beat the snot out of all those arrogant refs...

needless to say, going 0-17 in the final minutes of the game is deplorable...having to put up with all those no-calls and bs calls is mind numbing...don't even get me started on that bs 11-2 run at the end of the 1st half...

hopefully the spurs can play through what i have come to labeled "lakerism"...or "favorism from the nba because you are going to give the league higher ratings"...AND WIN ANOTHER LE!!!

[milkyway21]

if Anthony keep on "riding" on Duncan that way, TD might ended up with another injury-a shoulder injury by the end of the 1st round.

get off, Carmelo!

[T Park]

but I thought they were bad on both sides

Nuggets 30 FTs

Spurs 19


Goodbye goodnight.

[j_epsilon]

Nuggets 30 FTs

Spurs 19


Goodbye goodnight.

that right there is fucing absurd!

[TroyF]

Nuggets 30 FTs

Spurs 19


Goodbye goodnight.

6 of the Nuggets FT came in the final 28 seconds on intentional fouls.

During the important part of the game the foul shots were 24-19 with the Nuggets actually committing one more foul than the Spurs. (the final result was 23 fouls for the Spurs, 21 for the Nuggets. Again, the final three Spurs fouls were intentional)

Yeah, Duncan should have got a few more FT attempts. Ginobili should have had less. Such is life.

The refs aren't why you guys lost this game.

[j_epsilon]

6 of the Nuggets FT came in the final 28 seconds on intentional fouls.

During the important part of the game the foul shots were 24-19 with the Nuggets actually committing one more foul than the Spurs. (the final result was 23 fouls for the Spurs, 21 for the Nuggets. Again, the final three Spurs fouls were intentional)

Yeah, Duncan should have got a few more FT attempts. Ginobili should have had less. Such is life.

The refs aren't why you guys lost this game.

there is never one sole reason as to why a team loses a game...the refs in this situation were a factor...

RICK ADELMAN IS THE MAN FOR HAVING THE BALLS TO COMPLAIN ABOUT THESE BS NBA REFS!!

NFL REFS ARE THE BEST!

[infinite styles]

6 of the Nuggets FT came in the final 28 seconds on intentional fouls.

During the important part of the game the foul shots were 24-19 with the Nuggets actually committing one more foul than the Spurs. (the final result was 23 fouls for the Spurs, 21 for the Nuggets. Again, the final three Spurs fouls were intentional)

Yeah, Duncan should have got a few more FT attempts. Ginobili should have had less. Such is life.

The refs aren't why you guys lost this game.

Its funny how people seem to forget that the number of calls against a team has to do with the number of free throws that team takes. For instance the refs could call fouls against a team that are not in the act of shooting so hence you get a foul call but no free throw. I must admit Denver was holding on to tim in the post like those sucker fish on whales but a call means nothing unless they also call the ones when he is in the act of shooting.

[j_epsilon]

Its funny how people seem to forget that the number of calls against a team has to do with the number of free throws that team takes. For instance the refs could call fouls against a team that are not in the act of shooting so hence you get a foul call but no free throw. I must admit Denver was holding on to tim in the post like those sucker fish on whales but a call means nothing unless they also call the ones when he is in the act of shooting.

"a call means nothing unless they also call the ones when he is in the act of shooting"...

umm maybe you haven't realized but have you ever heard of being in "foul trouble"...which means that foulcalls are ALWAYS meaningful...whether it be shooting foul or non-shooting foul..

[infinite styles]

"a call means nothing unless they also call the ones when he is in the act of shooting"...

umm maybe you haven't realized but have you ever heard of being in "foul trouble"...which means that foulcalls are ALWAYS meaningful...whether it be shooting foul or non-shooting foul..

hmmmm.....maybe you didn't realize that I was talking about Free Throw opportunities....or should i go back and edit that for you.

[Tek_XX]

So i guess we have to hold their guys too, see if they call it and if they do then they might call the fouls on players holding Duncan.

[Experiment2100]

I just like how the refs were not cosistent. Stuff that wasn't a foul in the first half was a foul in the second half

12-4 ft edge for Nuggets in third quarter.

[milkyway21]

so what's Kenyon Martin's GAME PLAN for tonight's game 2?

Martin scored 11 points with nine rebounds and disrupted Tim Duncan on the defensive end. The Spurs All-Star power forward couldn't get comfortable after missing a dozen late-season games with a sprained right ankle.

I'm not going to let him(Duncan), dictate what he wants to do _ if I do that, it's going to be a long night," said Martin, who played for New Jersey when the Spurs beat the Nets for their second NBA le in 2003. "I can be a pest. I'm going to hit you, I'm going to push you, I'm going to hold you. I'm going to keep coming. It's the playoffs."

[Dre_7]

SasSpurs21_1999, yep, you spelled "in" correctly.

Oops.
It was for "cop out", not "in". Is it cop-out, copout, etc.

[TroyF]

so what's Kenyon Martin's GAME PLAN for tonight's game 2?

Martin scored 11 points with nine rebounds and disrupted Tim Duncan on the defensive end. The Spurs All-Star power forward couldn't get comfortable after missing a dozen late-season games with a sprained right ankle.

I'm not going to let him(Duncan), dictate what he wants to do _ if I do that, it's going to be a long night," said Martin, who played for New Jersey when the Spurs beat the Nets for their second NBA le in 2003. "I can be a pest. I'm going to hit you, I'm going to push you, I'm going to hold you. I'm going to keep coming. It's the playoffs."

So in other words his plan is to do the exact same thing Bowen will do to Melo. Get physical, hammer him, grab him, give him shoulder blows when he tries to cut through the lane and generally be a pain in the ass.

The refs were bad. They were inconsistent. But in the meat of the game, we had five more foul shots than you did. Five.

The Nuggets went on the road to Memphis and Minnesota one week for a crucial road trip. In both games the Nuggets went to the line less than half the times the Grizzlies or TWolves did. The Nuggets won both games.

In Boston the other night the Celtics went to the line 29 times, the Pacers 18. Guess who won the ball game? Or the best one. . . Rockets vs. Mavs, game one. Mavs 42 FT attempts. Rockets 20 FT attempts.

We know who won that basketball game too. The refs were horrible on both sides and to think otherwise is to just not understand the game of basketball.

[101A]

How exactly do you a city?

Enzyte.

[Louae]

Exactly, Marcus Camby.

He literally jumps in front of Ginobili and gets the call.


But they get no respect....

I'll have to look at that one again, but when I first saw it, I thought that Camby was there and that it was a good call. Manu just plowed over him. He even lowered his shoulder on that one. To me, it was an easy call for the refs to make. In my opinion, it was definately a charge by Manu.

[Louae]

Yikes.

I'll agree with you that the officials missed some calls against the Spurs the other night. There was no foul on the Camby dunk. Duncan was held more than once without a call.

But there were calls and plays that went your way too. Melo was hammered multiple times without a call. (as he usually is, not only by the Spurs but the rest of the NBA as well) KMart was also mugged more than once in the lane with no call coming his way. And a couple of the calls Ginobili got was an absolute joke.

I thought the refs were pretty bad, but I thought they were bad on both sides.

Well, I like how Melo got away with some pushing off in his attempt to get offensive rebounds. He got away with it three times before they finally called him for an offensive foul (I think it was his fifth foul) on his fourth pushoff. I think Carmelo got away with more than he was screwed.

[Louae]

6 of the Nuggets FT came in the final 28 seconds on intentional fouls.

During the important part of the game the foul shots were 24-19 with the Nuggets actually committing one more foul than the Spurs. (the final result was 23 fouls for the Spurs, 21 for the Nuggets. Again, the final three Spurs fouls were intentional) .

That's a valid counter to T-Parks argument, but it doesn't end the frustration to the inconsistency in calls in the game.

Yeah, Duncan should have got a few more FT attempts. Ginobili should have had less. Such is life.

The refs aren't why you guys lost this game.

Agreed. 0-17 was the reason we lost this game. But the refs made the loss that more frustrating. It would've been nice if they had called that travel at the end of the game. That alone would've at least taken away the sting of the refs meddling.

[NugzFan]

But then again they don't think its one sided, very few either way

"Quentin Richardson arrived at the arena just after 3 p.m. Sunday and began noticing something about all the playoff games he had watched. "I was like, 'They ain't calling no fouls,' " Richardson said. "Tim Duncan was getting held and they weren't calling it. As everybody trickled in, I told them what I saw and Bo (Outlaw) said: 'They ain't giving us nothing. We've got to play through it.'" Arizona Republic

didnt the game start at 7? very impressive qrich!

[NugzFan]

well, I noticed how one sided the calls were on Sunday. Especially how they allowed the Denver defenders to hold Timmy repeatly in the post without foul calls. Denver was going to the line a lot during the third quarter for a lot less contact that what was occuring on the spurs side. I was really pissed that the spurs didn't start getting really physical and dish out a few hard fouls to force the refs to call the game tighter and gain control.

I'd like to think the calls evened out in that game but I doubt it. I was surprised they didn't call a technical on Kenyon Martin for double hand slapping the backboard after pulling himself up off the rim. If that ain't a tech, I don't know what is.

you think that was a tech?

[NugzFan]

hey man I saw u get banned from spursreport though I tried to defend you.
glad to see u found a better place

thanks and yes, this place is far better. freakin nazis.

if thats how they want to run their board, fine. i ordered them silver and black pacifiers for their entire board. got a good deal since i ordered in bulk.

[NugzFan]

you guys always want to compare me to lakerlanny.....but I use real, truthful numbers to guide me. not bull .

the nuggets had 30foul shots, we had 19.....that doesn't happen at home. TO ANY TEAM.

6 of our shots were by dre at the end after intentional fouls. 24-19 isnt bad.

[NugzFan]

Refs may not have been biased but they were bad.

Another call that may have turned game. End of half, Manu driving, Denver player to me flopped and was not set, = offensive foul. Ball to Denver, Miller miracle shot = 5 point swing.

no offense but that was the easiest calls the refs made all day - manu tends to put his head down and just barrel to the hoop for a call. camby was just waiting.

[NugzFan]

these nba refs can go to fuucin ...i don't know if you guys have noticed how they always give the calls to the more "media friendly team"...i mean, you have nazr with s ches and duncan bleeding, yet these 2 guys are the ones fouling and being physical with the nuggets, give me a break...

they got hit by their own players!