Jazz Local Media Cries about calls.

[DeRozan m8]

LOL Utah are one of the cuttest fan bases in the league tbh

[Spurtacular]

In my professional opinion, refereeing had a big outcome on tonight's game. The third quarter was called pretty tightly: 15 fouls combined on both teams led to 23 combined free throws in those 12 minutes. Then, the fourth quarter was called very loosely: only four fouls were called leading to three free-throws.
I don't think the game was being played any differently, it was just the standard to which Scott Foster, Scott Twardoski and Rodney Mott were applying the rules. Ideally, that would be more uniform across the entire game, but that wasn't the case tonight.

Yea, cos the refs want to be tight asses for the entire game. This is terrible basketball analysis.

[Spurtacular]

I was a initially surprised the refs called the Ingles push at that juncture late in the game; but it was an obvious forearm extension Crying about it and pointing to whatever else at the other end is salty as .y

[Spurtacular]

I was a initially surprised the refs called the Ingles push at that juncture late in the game; but it was an obvious forearm extension Crying about it and pointing to whatever else at the other end is salty as .y

Dude lists a bad calls margin list for the last two minutes right after. Well, it wasn't a bad call and it wasn't the last two minutes. That's just tantrum mode practically.

[Obstructed_View]

I was a initially surprised the refs called the Ingles push at that juncture late in the game; but it was an obvious forearm extension Crying about it and pointing to whatever else at the other end is salty as .y

If you're setting a screen right in front of the official and you push someone and clearly extend your arms to do it, I'm unsure how you would expect them NOT to call that. Did he get pushed by Tony Parker? Yes, but Parker wasn't setting a screen. The easy call on that play is the illegal screen.

[Obstructed_View]

That reversed blocking call on curry last night is one of the strangest things I've ever seen... he clearly didn't move his feet, but he also clearly initiated contact by leaning in...

I've never EVER seen a blocking call be reversed on review.

The basketball fan part of me is reeling over that one. I hate block-charge calls as it is, but that was CLEARLY a block as Curry took the contact in his shoulder and had to lean to do it. A real charge needs to be taken in the middle of the chest. If you give the guy with the ball time to go around you, then you're blocking. This is ing fail-Mary-level incompetence. If it had happened to any other team, Bob Ley would be doing one of his stupid whiny shows about it.

[Ron Swanson]

'em.

[Spurtacular]

That reversed blocking call on curry last night is one of the strangest things I've ever seen... he clearly didn't move his feet, but he also clearly initiated contact by leaning in...

I've never EVER seen a blocking call be reversed on review.

I've seen lead officials overrule blocking/charging calls before. If the foul was in the process of being relayed to the scorers table and then reversed, I haven't seen anything that drastic though.

[r0drig0lac]

At least they're doing it after a loss. Spurstalk does it after wins.

[Brazil]

Parker hit a clutch 3 and he is lucky

same shoot made by whomever on the team and you would have already 10 threads about Player X is clutch as

Spurs fans hating on their own players... smh... disgusting at ude

[NameLess Scrub]

If you're setting a screen right in front of the official and you push someone and clearly extend your arms to do it, I'm unsure how you would expect them NOT to call that. Did he get pushed by Tony Parker? Yes, but Parker wasn't setting a screen. The easy call on that play is the illegal screen.

Tbf, if Parker pushed he should've been called for a foul.

I think earlier this season the Spurs lost a game to the Bulls, after LaMarcus was pushed into a foul late in the game. The Bulls got FTs and won. Nobody here liked that IIRC.

[Obstructed_View]

Tbf, if Parker pushed he should've been called for a foul.

I think earlier this season the Spurs lost a game to the Bulls, after LaMarcus was pushed into a foul late in the game. The Bulls got FTs and won. Nobody here liked that IIRC.

I agree that what Parker did is a foul, but there's less wiggle room for guys setting screens. If you get pushed into someone, don't extend your arms. Refs see the arms go out, they automatically blow the whistle.

[Vito Corleone]

When I was living in Utah, there was nothing better than wearing my Spurs gear.

I will say this, I've been to a few basketball games in a few cities, Utah has some of the hottest women I've ever seen anywhere. I'd go back to that state just for the eye candy.