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You excited for the Asia Cup?..
lol ESPN showed his foot and circled it and it was inches from the line...
hmmm ESPN Zoomed in camera or crappy pixel picture....
You excited for the Asia Cup?..
I just looked at the various angles and Kobe's foot was inbounds by several inches. This thread is an Epic fail.
Also, Grant Hill clearly grabs Kobe's jersey right in front of the camera before the ball is inbounded. That's an automatic two shot foul. Frye clearly had a full bearhug on Pau at the time the ball was inbounded, again another obvious foul.
What a joke.
Last edited by namlook; 05-28-2010 at 02:13 AM.
Sorry for killing this thread, TS.
Now, Laker fans, continue ing about the refs and the undue advantage they are giving against the Suns.
/End of thread
Slam ing dunk!
Sorry for killing this thread, TS.
Thread just getting started.
Won 5 during the 80's.
poor Harlemheat...got his hopes up. Now he cant go to sleep.
Good pictures, nice proof..
Richardson should have boxed out..
Salt in the wounds? Let's add tequila to it because Kobe DID NOT step out of bounds. Hmmmmm, margarita
Yup go to http://espn.go.com/
The main story is video highlights of the game fastforward to about 1:25 during the game winner highlights and you clearly see them highlight and show Kobe's foot inbounds.
Get this weak out of here.
Can any NON Kobme butt sniffers verify this?
Also keyhole on Gasol. Play started with 3.5
Ball went in at 0.2
I don't want the call, just sayin.
Failure to box out by Richardson gave Artest the uncontested rebound.
Seems to be inboud
WTF
I have 0 complaints with the officiating overall last night. It balanced out.
This.
It was somewhat refreshing
I could care less, there's no point in whining about it. I think it's made for Lakerfan to whine after their team won, all I'll say is Kobe's foot had nothing to do with Artest having a put back shot most high schoolers could make.
Even if his foot was out of bounds (which it appears it wasn't), the refs innocently missed a call. There has not been any officiating in favor of any team in this series. The Lakers are up 3-2 because the defensive rebounding issue Phoenix has had all year reared its head at the wrong time. In certain ways the way they lost is a good thing because it's basically a sign from the basketball gods (I don't believe in "basketball gods" but my point is obvious) that Phoenix needs to be doing more to emphasize good defense and rebounding.
Even if his foot would have been out, who the cares? LA won it and nothing would change that.
What's a telestrator?
definitely out of bounds. But no surprise on the no call the way the 1st half was reffed.
Phoenix is like +50 at the line. Please.
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