People who still watch the NBA but believe in these type of conspiracies must have a negative IQ. I can't imagine a bigger waste of time and money then supporting a league in which you think the results are corrupt.
Well put. I can't believe people are falling for JVG's lies when he'd rat out his on mom to get a win in a playoff series.
People who still watch the NBA but believe in these type of conspiracies must have a negative IQ. I can't imagine a bigger waste of time and money then supporting a league in which you think the results are corrupt.
Thanks TimVP! If I had known you were going to be nice I would have held off on ripping AJ in that other thread...my bad.
Remember all the BS calls late in the season favoring the Cavs this year?
Every beat writer was writing about them.
If you honestly don't believe that referees are influenced by the league office in their officiating of the playoffs then it is you that has the negative IQ. It is obvious.
The funniest is when a reporter told him on live tv that he might lose his job. He was about to bust out crying.
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I don't think what JVG was talking about is a conspiracy really. I'm sure the refs are told to watch out for all sorts of things now and then. I don't think JVG said that the refs were told to call more fouls on Yao, just watch those plays more closely.
I don't buy this at all, personally. I think this is a compromise between the League and Van Gundy to end the controversy. It was very clear to me that JVG was talking about a Referee when he used the term "official."
Wait, I don't remember that sickdism, please explain and give details?
I don't know...
like whottt said, WHY would the NBA have a conspiracy against Yao Ming and the Rockets over the Mavs?
All I do know is that an Instant replay review would quell a lot of these conspiracy theories and make for fairer games.
Coach challenges would be nice, too. (One a playoff game, lose a timeout if wrong).
A $100,000 fine and threat of permanent banning because a coach made up an example to try to get the refs to call one of his players fairly? I'm not crying conspiracy, but something still doesn't add up.
Stern may have overreacted, but he felt the integrity of the game was being questioned.
Look, nobody is questioning that Refs make bad calls. But do they make bad calls on purpose so teams like the Lakers and Mavs (?) win?
I'm not buying it. Besides the 0.4 second crap, I don't think you can ever blame a whole series on the refs.
.04 had nothing to do with the refs, it was the guy manning the clock.
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