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    Is Stephen A. Smith supporting Crawford? Kinda sounds like it.

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    So far it sounds like a lot of people are defending Crawford

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    I may be in the minority, but I hope Crawford is back next season. He's usually a pretty decent ref. Take away his calls against Duncan and he's probably one of the best.

    If he can get over whatever issue he has with Duncan, I hope he's let back in and decides to pick back up the whistle.
    I agree. The only time hes an issue is when he does weird stuff like he did on Sunday. It doesn't happen often, but if he can cut the out, he's a good ref.

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    I gaurantee if Kobe got t'd up twice in the same instance that TD did, it would be Kobe being suspended...not the other way around. I'm happy for the ref being suspended, no doubt....but it's a double standard.
    And cue the little that cries about everything related to Kobe Bryant. The league has nothing against Kobe. Quit trying to make it seem like a ing pity party.

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    I hope Joey comes back too...

    He is usually a very fair official... I just think he had a bad day that day...

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    Is Stephen A. Smith supporting Crawford? Kinda sounds like it.
    he likes to , what;s new?

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    Finally someone points out the history of Crawford for reason of his suspension and not just the Duncan incident!

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    Crawford said that he would do it again if Duncan did what he did

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    I agree. The only time hes an issue is when he does weird stuff like he did on Sunday. It doesn't happen often, but if he can cut the out, he's a good ref.

    Bull ...it is crap like this that makes him one of the worst refs.

    Boohoo...go ahead and cry for JC, but he does not deserve to be in the NBA any longer, he thinks he is bigger than the game and you can not have that...period.

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    That's what she said. LuvBones's Avatar
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    I never thought I'd be saying this but Stephen A. Smith actually had some good takes.

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    How Timvp is defending crawford is disturbing!
    The guy wants to be the center of the attention, he thinks he is more important than the players, he has anger issues, he always has that " Don't mess with me" mentality which never made a good ref.
    A good ref isn't the one who dictates how the game should be played.

    PS: Crawford is suspended because of his history not solely because of the duncan's incident.
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    He made it sound like he was hanging it up in an e-mail to the media saying, "Nobody feel sorry for me, I've had a good run..."

    At his age he is simply unable to swallow his pride, which is one of the top three or four prerequisites of his job. He hasn't made an adjustment to this era of players and has just gotten grumpier and grumpier as the years have gone on.

    If he refuses to get counseling then it's time for him to retire.

    nobody feels sorry for me? this dude is a sociopath, thats crazy that he would say that. He is a REFEREE there to officiate the game, not dictate its outcome with suspect calls. what a weirdo

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    Great.. now other refs are pissed about Stern's decision. Here comes the snowball...
    Good. I hope Salvatore, Javie, and Bavetta all quit in protest.

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    I gaurantee if Kobe got t'd up twice in the same instance that TD did, it would be Kobe being suspended...not the other way around. I'm happy for the ref being suspended, no doubt....but it's a double standard.

    Oh give me a ing break.

    Double standard with Kobe. Give me a break.

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    The three refs who I wouldn't mind sending up river and never seeing again are Javie, Salvatore and Nies.

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    yah stern just said crawford told him he doesnt want to be a ref anymore
    So basically Crawford feels that unless he is allowed to toss players out of games for laughing on the bench while challenging them to fight then he does not want to ref anymore. This guy needs to see a shrink in a hurry, he is clearly ed in the HEAD.

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    I gaurantee if Kobe got t'd up twice in the same instance that TD did, it would be Kobe being suspended...not the other way around. I'm happy for the ref being suspended, no doubt....but it's a double standard.
    Let's see. Kobe has a history of smacking players in the head on his follow-through putting them in danger and for this he gets a couple of suspensions. Tim has a history of smiling and laughing, and for this he has two ejections.

    It makes total sence ... in LaLaLand ... when these two type of repeat violations are not treated the same ... it is a double standard. LOL!

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    I gaurantee if Kobe got t'd up twice in the same instance that TD did, it would be Kobe being suspended...not the other way around. I'm happy for the ref being suspended, no doubt....but it's a double standard.
    Lakers' fans and ther poor, poor Kobe bull are so ing old. Lakers are irrelevant. Nobody gives a about Kobe as long as he isn't trying to elbow somebody in the head because he's pissed they blocked his shot.

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    One thing about Joey is if his hemrrhoids aren't actin up and he's taking his meds he's good for a big game in an opposing arena because he doesn't get intimidated by the crowd or y owners like Cuban.

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    I gaurantee if Kobe got t'd up twice in the same instance that TD did, it would be Kobe being suspended...not the other way around. I'm happy for the ref being suspended, no doubt....but it's a double standard.
    That's because Kobe and Phil wouldn't be sitting on the bench laughing. Kobe would be throwing elbows into the grills of other players to make up for his "injustices" and Phil would be 5 feet on the court, and afterwards making subtle references to the officiating being the doom of this league.

    Two completely different worlds of behavior.

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    Violet Palmer >> Crawford >> Salvatore

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    I always thought one of the crawfords called plays in a pro spur way ( or maybe it was just fair)

    I don't think it was dan was it

    there is a joey and a dan crawford right?

    I always thought javie was anti spur and pro laker.
    or salvitore

    but seemed like one of the crawfords was pro spur. Is this something anyone else noticed or just me?

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    I feel bad for Crawford. I agreed the second tech wasn't called for, but him getting fired or forcing him to quit his job is a little overboard. The Spurs ultimately put an old hard working man on the streets to his demise, he's gonna starve.

    A suspension until the playoffs and a 75,000 fine would have been better.

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    i hope Crawford realized the mistake he made and admit to himself his suspension is a blessing not just a punishment because there's still a chance he can go back to what he loves doing most-reffing again.

    I just wish a little less Jack Nies in the playoffs for the Spurs now that Crawford is suspended indefinitely. We don't want any distractions.

    Let's move. on.

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    I feel bad for Crawford. I agreed the second tech wasn't called for, but him getting fired or forcing him to quit his job is a little overboard. The Spurs ultimately put an old hard working man on the streets to his demise, he's gonna starve.

    A suspension until the playoffs and a 75,000 fine would have been better.

    Stern didn't fire him or ask him to resign. He asked him to come to the office once the playoffs end so they could talk and Crawford said that he refuses to apologize and that he'd ring up Duncan again if the same thing happened. Then he quit. The guy has too much ego and he would rather quit then be lectured on how to do his job.

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