A clean, nasty double-block that was called a foul on Horry.
Anybody that can't tell the difference between the two coaches' postgame comments is in dire need of a homerectomy. D'Antoni wants "breaks" and nearly exploded when someone suggested it was a physical series, but claims that the Spurs are the only team playing physical basketball.
I understand that.....I was just trying to make a point to the people who said the Spurs got all the fouls called in the their favor.
Again, the number of fouls called does not make a damn bit of difference. If one team commits twice as many fouls as the other, but the officials call the same number of fouls on both teams, is that a fairly officiated game? The Spurs are somewhere near the bottom of the league in fouls committed per game.
It's amazing how many Suns fans are here just to blame the officials when their team gets owned.
That interview was pretty fun to watch. Heh.
But what I love about D'Antoni is the way he continuously insinuates things. It's nearly masterful, he gets a question and then he looks at his hands and sneers a bit and says something like, "Oh, I can't talk about that. Oh, I'd get in trouble if I answered that question honestly. Well, I don't want to get fined."
And yes, his insinuation that it was the Spurs knocking people around rather than a physical playoff series that both teams need and want was pretty amusing.
Everyone keeps saying Nash was kneed in the nuts, but from my view it looked more like his knee got banged. With Nash, I suppose getting hit in the nuts was possible, since he is the only Sun's proven to have any.
It's not a coincidence that the two times that Nash has gotten hurt in this series were when he was trying to play defense and entered the ball holder's space.
Yep that should've been a foul. What's your point?
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